Foam It Insulation Before & After Photos

This customer was having a lot of trouble with heat loss in the attic. They had previously had the sheetrock replaced, but were still having a lot of condensation issues with the attic so they gave us a call to help them out, as a previous contractor had cut holes in their metal roof to resolve the issue. However, this did not resolve the issue for the homeowner at all and still had issues with humidity and heat loss.

Our crew sealed off all of the metal holes, installed baffles for proper ventilation and did an open blow of 14 inches of our blown in cellulose insulation into the attic space. 

This resulted in less humidity, and resolving the issue of heat loss.

This home in Binghamton, NY was in need of more insulation. With the New York Empower program, we were able to help insulate the home and make the home more energy-efficient. 

We dense-packed the outer walls with cellulose insulated, packing the walls tightly. To do this, we carefully removed the siding from the home and drilled holes slightly bigger than our hoses in order to dense pack the walls. We then used wood plugs and Zyp foam to seal the holes before carefully replacing the siding. You'd never know we had done work looking at the home!

We also spray foamed the foundation walls with our closed-cell spray foam. This seals any gaps and cracks allowing outside air to leak indoors making it colder.

This home in Binghamton, NY needed new attic insulation.

We did an open blow of cellulose insulation.  Air sealing was done and a new storage deck was installed.  These along with other measures served to make this home much more comfortable.

This Binghamton, NY home had no insulation in the attic.  The homeowner was losing a lot of their heat during the cold months right here.

We sprayed 3 inches of closed-cell foam to the roof deck and gable ends which made the home more comfortable and energy-efficient.

The owner of this Binghamton, NY home was looking for sound dampening insulation for their basement.  

Our solution was to install graphite-infused foam board on the poured concrete foundation walls.  This reduced the amount of sound migrating from the basement to the rest of the house.  As a bonus, it made this basement considerably more comfortable.