Attic Insulation Before & After Photos

This local Conway homeowner was interested in enhancing both energy efficiency and comfort. They decided to seek out a local energy conservation company and decided on Carolina Energy Conservation after speaking with a few of our experts at the home show. After a free and thorough energy evaluation, it was clear that improving insulation and adding air-sealing would be a necessary step in the right direction. Our expert recommended upgrading to cellulose insulation with an R-38 value to maximize thermal performance as well as our spray foam air-sealing technique. This new cellulose not only promised to reduce heating and cooling costs exponentially, but also offered an eco-friendly solution by using recycled materials. Installing this insulation throughout the entire attic and air sealing would provide a more comfortable living environment and consistent indoor temperature. The homeowner’s investment in energy efficiency transformed their house, making it more comfortable and cost-effective. 

A homeowner in Pawleys Island faced the challenge of sweating ducts that were affecting their home's comfort and energy efficiency. They turned to Carolina Energy Conservation for a reliable solution. After a comprehensive energy evaluation, it was determined that encapsulating the ducts with spray foam would be the best option. This method not only sealed the ducts effectively but also provided excellent thermal resistance. With the spray foam now applied, the homeowner can breathe easier, knowing this upgrade will prevent moisture buildup and significantly enhance the overall energy efficiency of their home, creating a more comfortable and sustainable living environment.

This Murrells Inlet homeowner was experiencing rising energy costs during peak summer and winter months, and was concerned that her air conditioning unit was struggling to keep up. She took to Google to searched for a reliable energy conservation specialist in her area, and she was promptly led to Carolina Energy Conservation as reputable specialists with free consultations. We sent out one of our experts who identified multiple airgaps between the home and attic, as well as the attic being under insulated. To remedy this, Carolina Energy Conservation recommended our blown-in insulation package with air sealing which also included the removal of all her old and worn insulation. This project was completed in one business day, and left the homeowner with a more comfortable living space with energy savings for years to come!

This Myrtle Beach Homeowner found Carolina Energy Conservation at the Spring Home Show. They were concerned that part of their attic was not insulated. In the South Carolina summer, if we don't have enough attic insulation in the overheated 125 degree F attic, the heat penetrates your paltry insulation, or lack there of, and heats up the drywall ceiling. Then that heat radiates down into the room and heats all the objects which in turn heat the air in the room. We provide the solution of blow in insulation to an R 30-60 to meet regional standards and provide your home with the tools to keep you cool. They are now ready for the summer heat!

A family in Myrtle Beach contacted Carolina Energy Conservation to enhance their home’s energy efficiency and relieve stress on their HVAC system. They decided to install R-30 cellulose insulation, known for its excellent thermal performance. This is the perfect solution to significantly improve the home's overall energy efficiency by providing effective temperature regulation and reducing heat loss. Additionally, the cellulose insulation helped make the garage more energy-efficient, contributing to a more consistent indoor climate throughout the house. With the installation of insulation, the strain on the HVAC system will be significantly reduced, ensuring long-term savings on energy bills and increased comfort.