Solar Star Attic Fans Before & After Photos

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 family in North Myrtle Beach wanted to brighten their home with natural light and turned to Carolina Energy Conservation for a solution. They opted for a Solatube, a revolutionary daylighting system designed to channel sunlight indoors efficiently. Solatubes use a highly reflective tube to capture and distribute sunlight from the roof into the room without sun bleaching any floors or furniture. The natural glow provided makes the need for artificial lighting not as prevalent until the sun sets, leading to lower energy bills. The family will now be able to enjoy a more vibrant, energy-efficient living space, benefiting from both the aesthetic and financial advantages of natural daylight.

Check out this attic fan our team installed on this home in Cottageville, SC!

This home in Myrtle Beach, SC got an attic fan installed in their home. Check out the before and after pics!

In the South it is very common for attics and roofs to hold an excessive amount heat radiated from the Sun. This can cause attics to reach temperatures much higher than those outside. This heat then moves into the home making the home's air conditioning unit work even harder to keep the space cool in the Summer months. This homeowner was noticing very high temperatures in their attic and, subsequently, inside their home. After calling Carolina Energy Conservation, our Comfort Specialists decided to install a solar attic fan on top of their roof to help keep the attic the same temperature as outside. This takes a lot of the pressure off of the air conditioning units so that the cool air is cooling the home rather than the attic. 

This whisper quiet, low-profile, solar powered attic fan qualifies for 55% State and Federal tax credits.