Attic Insulation Before & After Photos

This Darlington, South Carolina Homeowner had recently remodeled their home. Once you change pipes and light fixtures it is the best time to remove the old insulation, reseal the attic floor and re-insulate. The floor of the attic is the #1 culprit in wasting your conditioned air. Freshly pumped into your living space, holes from light fixtures and wiring will allow the air to seep back into the attic, just to suck in unconditioned air, wasting your money on re-conditioning. It's a energy wasting spiral. 

Step one to saving money on your energy bills is having Carolina Energy Conservation complete a FREE in home energy evaluation. Let us take pictures for you in your attic. We can also inspect under your home and use our heat gun to check walls in the garage and throughout your home. The South Carolina summers can be brutal. Let's make a plan to make this summer your most comfortable and affordable! 

This Marion homeowner was committed to enhancing her home's energy efficiency and comfort. She decided to search on Google, and was led to Carolina Energy Conservation as local professionals in her area. After a free and thorough energy evaluation, it was clear that removing the old insulation, air-sealing the whole attic, and upgrading to cellulose insulation would be necessary steps in the right direction. Our expert recommended upgrading to cellulose with an R-38 value because it would maximize thermal performance of the attic space as well as being an eco friendly, fire resistant solution. Our spray foam air-sealing technique fills small gaps between the interior of the home and the attic, preventing valuable air-conditioned air from escaping into the attic. With these steps, this home's heating and cooling costs will be dramatically reduced while increasing sustainability of the HVAC units. This project was completed within two business days, and this homeowner’s investment in energy efficiency transformed their home!

The homeowner in Longs wanted to reduce the strain on their HVAC system and make their garage cooler to enhance energy efficiency. After reading positive reviews about Carolina Energy Conservation's insulation and home energy services, they decided to schedule an energy evaluation. The evaluation recommended installing cellulose insulation in the attic above the garage to an R-30 value. This would effectively block air leakage through small cracks and gaps, preventing heat from entering the garage and impacting the HVAC system's efficiency. With the installation of cellulose, their home will become more energy efficient and comfortable, leading to savings on energy bills.

This longs resident was looking for less heat in his garage. The area above his garage was used for storage and it was cooking like an over.

After speaking with Jill in the appointment center and then Grant on site, the homeowner chose our garage insulation package. We install soft vents and blow in R-30 cellulose in open garage attic floor and under decking where accessible. We also install attic tent over attic access in garage. 

The homeowner gave raving reviews of our install team, highlighting their friendliness and ability to keep the process clean! Go Team CEC! 

After discovering a leaking duct, this home owner contacted Carolina Energy Conservation to look at their attic space. The current blown in insulation was low and not up to code. We suggested the removal and disposal of the existing insulation, followed by air sealing the attic and new blown in cellulose to R38. We encapsulated the ducts throughout the attic and installed a 35 watt Solatube attic fan. The home is now ready for lower electric bills throughout all the season.