Foam It Insulation Before & After Photos

This homeowner was building their dream home, and wanted to ensure that the home would be energy efficient and well insulated. We proposed to spray 3 inches of our closed cell spray foam to the roof deck, as well as the rim joists to ensure a tight seal to the home. 3 inches of closed cell spray foam was also sprayed into the interior walls of the second floor. The end result is a newly constructed, well insulated home that will be quite comfortable for the new homeowner.

This Binghamton, NY homeowner had recently purchased and moved in to this home, but our Home Comfort Evaluation determined that there wasn't a lot of insulation within the home. We proposed to air seal the attic, then dense pack the attic floor, as well as the stairs to the attic with our TruSoft Cellulose insulation. We also spray foamed 2 inches of closed cell spray foam to the rim joists, making it more comfortable for this homeowner throughout the year. We also did an open blow of TruSoft cellulose insulation to the remaining attic flat. We did an open blow of 18 inches of TruSoft cellulose in the attic for this customer. Now, she'll have warmer winters and cooler summers thanks to the measures we took to make her home more comfortable.

This Binghamton, NY homeowner had Fiberglass batts in the attic of his home, and was finding it was still rather chilly in the winter and overly hot in the summer months. There was a side attic that had staple up tiles, so it wouldn't be able to hold cellulose insulation so we proposed to spray the roof deck for this portion of the attic. 4 inches of our Closed Cell Spray Foam was sprayed to the roof deck, and 2 inches of closed cell spray foam was sprayed to the gable ends walls of the attic as well to ensure a tight seal so air can no longer escape out of the home. We also fireproofed over the foam, as an added measure of caution. The attic flat was also air sealed and had 12 inches of TruSoft cellulose blown in. 

This Binghamton, NY homeowner had Fiberglass batts in the attic of his home, and was finding it was still rather chilly in the winter and overly hot in the summer months. There was a side attic that had staple up tiles, so it wouldn't be able to hold cellulose insulation so we proposed to spray the roof deck for this portion of the attic. 4 inches of our Closed Cell Spray Foam was sprayed to the roof deck, and 2 inches of closed cell spray foam was sprayed to the gable ends walls of the attic as well to ensure a tight seal so air can no longer escape out of the home. We also fireproofed over the foam.

The main portion of the attic was completely open, so for this, we proposed to air seal the attic space and then do an open blow of our TruSoft cellulose insulation, where 12 inches of Cellulose was put down. This will help this customer stop the air from leaking out of the home, causing cold winters and hot summers. This homeowner will also see a decrease in his energy and fuel costs!

Here we had a rental unit in Binghamton, NY where both tenants were income qualified for work through the NYSERDA program. With the Landlord's permission, we came and ran a Home Comfort Evaluation on the entire home. This showed very little insulation in the attic of the home. We proposed to change this, by airsealing the attic and blowing in our TruSoft cellulose insulation into the attic flat. 12 inches of our TruSoft cellulose was added to the attic flat to insulate this home.