Home Insulation Before & After Photos

This home was an unfortunate example of the effects of poor insulation. Heat passes all too easily through a poorly insulated attic. In the winter, heated interior air rises naturally by convection and escapes into the attic through numerous air leaks. Conductive heat loss through the cold ceiling makes rooms directly beneath the attic even colder. The problem reverses on a hot summer day, as attic temperatures rise to the 140-degree range and heat moves into your living space. When the owners realized the problem they called the experts at Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut.

We set to work immediately, sealing air leaks with expanding polyurethane foam. This prepared the attic for blown in cellulose insulation. This insulation process can potentially cut the heating and cooling costs of this home by up to 40%!

This Waterbury, CT homeowner was looking to change the insulation in his garage. There were fiberglass batts insulating it, which are only effective when installed perfectly. Unfortunately, the previous installers left gaps between the batts and the interior wall, which allows air to flow in. They needed a solution! So, they gave us a call at Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut to come fix the problem!

Our Energy Specialist, Chris Grosso, came out and was able to offer a fool proof solution to their problem. He sent Rudy Abel and his Comfort Crew out to install dense-packed cellulose insulation between the garage ceiling and floor. We accessed the bays through holes drilled on the external walls of the house, and injected the dense-packing cellulose in the cavities with powerful equipment. This garage will no longer be a burden to this homeowner! 

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This Woodbridge homeowner was experiencing uneven temperatures that were making her home uncomfortable. She did some research and decided to call the efficiency experts at Dr. Energy Saver of CT to help her find a solution. 

The solution for this Woodbridge home was to install spray foam insulation to the attic framing. Traditional fiberglass insulation was not sufficient in protecting this home because it would still allow unwanted air to flow through the attic. This resulted in uneven temperatures throughout the home. Spray foam insulation is a high-performance thermal barrier and stops air leakage, making the home more energy efficient. This is exactly what the homeowner needed and she was very impressed with the results. Now, she enjoys a much more energy efficient home!

Before, this New Haven attic had insufficient insulation, causing uneven temperatures throughout the home and higher energy bills. Wanting a more energy efficient home, the homeowner contacted the experts at Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut.  

Now, the attic is completely insulated with SilverGlo. SilverGlo was the perfect solution for this attic because this insulation is durable, waterproof, and won’t shrink or lose R-value over time! Also, it has a layer of radiant barrier to reflect summer heat out and keep heat during the winter in. This is exactly what the homeowner wanted and they were very pleased with the results – an energy efficient home with lower energy bills! 

Exposed and leaky air ducts can be a huge source of energy loss in the home. It doesn't take long for a hot summer attic to warm up the cool, conditioned air in the ducts – air that the homeowner paid to cool! To make the heating and cooling system more efficient and less costly, we insulated the ductwork with our Spray Foam insulation and TruSoft blown cellulose. Blown Cellulose exceeds the insulation value of fiberglass, with R-values as high as R-4 per inch because it perfecly fills all the nooks within wall cavities and around duct work. And unlike fiberglass insulation, which can't stop air movement, Spray Foam insulation is effective in slowing or stopping air leaks that can waste energy and cause cold drafts.