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This house had no insulation in the exterior walls. We proposed to insulate them by dense packing TruSoft Insulation to create a tight seal between the inside and the outside of the house. Once the shingles were replaced, there was no sign of the work we did other than a better insulated home!
This home was a remodel project so it was completely ready for us to walk in and insulate. The photos are of the second floor where we spray foamed all of the exterior walls.
This home was a remodel project so it was completely ready for us to walk in and insulate. The photos are of the second floor where we spray foamed all of the exterior walls.
This home was a remodel project so it was completely ready for us to walk in and insulate. The photos are of the second floor where we spray foamed all of the exterior walls.
For this home, it was discovered there was little to no insulation in the walls, the best option was to dense pack our TruSoft Cellulose insulation into the walls. For this, we had to drill holes on the outside of the house, by carefully removing the siding and drilling our needed holes. Once the holes were densely packed with insulation, cedar wood plugs were then used and sealed before we carefully replaced the siding on the home. The end result is a much more comfortable home that the inside temperature will not suffer the fluctuations it did before in the summer and winter due to properly being insulated now.