Carolina Energy Conservation Before & After Photos

This family in Bluffton wanted to enhance their kitchen with more natural light. Having had positive experiences with Carolina Energy Conservation previously, they approached us to fulfill their wish. After learning about Solatubes they thought it would be the perfect fix to their problem. Solatubes are a more advanced version of skylights. They are designed to allow light to bend and reflect within it to maximize weaker rays in winter for maximum light output. They also will bend the overbearing midday summer rays into a softening lens, allowing for comfortable, consistent light year-round. It also has a solar-powered nightlight which will turn on automatically at night to allow for visibility within their home. Making their home more comfortable and allowing for more natural light within their home. 

An Okatie homeowner sought to brighten their home's darker hallways and enhance natural lighting, so they approached Carolina Energy Conservation for help. They opted for a Solatube, a highly efficient daylighting system that uses a reflective tube to channel sunlight from the roof into interior rooms. The Solatube captures and disperses daylight evenly, significantly increasing the amount of natural light while minimizing glare. This installation not only illuminated the home’s darker areas but also reduced the need for artificial lighting, making the space more energy-efficient. With the Solatubes installed, the homeowner achieved a brighter, more inviting atmosphere throughout their home.

A homeowner in Darlington sought to enhance the energy efficiency of their metal workshop and, after reading excellent reviews on Google, opted for an energy evaluation with Carolina Energy Conservation. The evaluation recommended closed-cell spray foam insulation due to its superior thermal resistance and air-sealing properties. This type of foam expands upon application, forming a dense, rigid barrier that effectively fills gaps and prevents heat loss. By choosing closed-cell spray foam, the homeowner aimed to significantly reduce energy consumption, improve temperature control, and prevent moisture issues. Leading to a more comfortable and energy-efficient workspace for years to come. 

These homeowners where ready for more light in their hallway. After seeing a Solatube in a friend's home, they called Carolina Energy Conservation. It was an easy morning install and now they will have friends and family over to see their transformed hallway. 

This family from Hilton Head Island noticed that their living room lacked the natural light they desired, even with the windows. They contacted Carolina Energy Conservation in the hope of increasing natural light. The best solution for them was to install Solatubes in the living room. Solatubes utilize Raybender 3000 technology to maximize natural light while minimizing midday glare. Additionally, it redirects low-angle light in the winter to ensure consistent bright light. The system also incorporates INFERREDuction Technology to block heat from sunlight. It also features a softening effect lens to prevent furniture from fading, making it an ideal choice for brightening a living room.