Spray Foam Insulation Before & After Photos

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. 

A Summerville family sought to make their attic a more comfortable and conditioned space for storage. They came to Carolina Energy Conservation, and after an energy evaluation, the best solution was to install open-cell spray foam insulation. This type of spray foam is great at temperature regulation, keeping the attic cooler in summer and warmer in winter while also reducing energy costs. Open-cell spray foam works by expanding to fill gaps and create a thermal barrier, which greatly improves comfort by reducing drafts and maintaining a consistent temperature. With the spray foam installed, the attic will now be a stable environment, and their home will be more energy efficient for years to come.

A homeowner in Summerville discovered Carolina Energy Conservation at the Charleston Expo event and wanted to improve their home's comfort and energy efficiency. After performing an energy evaluation on their home, the best solution was to remove the old insulation and replace it with open-cell spray foam. This type of insulation is effective at improving energy efficiency due to its high expansion rate, which allows it to fill and seal small gaps and cracks. It helps prevent air leaks, reduces energy consumption and utility costs, and also acts as a barrier to moisture, enhancing indoor comfort. With the insulation in place, their home will be more comfortable and energy-efficient.

A homeowner in Pamplico wanted to insulate their metal shed effectively and sought help from Carolina Energy Conservation. After conducting a thorough energy evaluation, it was recommended to use closed-cell spray foam due to its superior insulating properties and moisture resistance. The homeowner opted for this solution to create an efficient thermal barrier and improve the shed's overall energy efficiency. Following the application of closed-cell spray foam, the shed now benefits from significantly improved temperature control and a reduced risk of condensation issues. The installation of spray foam has made the metal shed more comfortable and energy-efficient while also preventing future problems that could be caused by a lack of insulation.

This homeowner in North Charleston wanted to create a controlled environment within their shed. They sought help from Carolina Energy Conservation for an energy evaluation and to find the best solution. After the evaluation, it was determined that installing closed-cell spray foam was the best solution. This type of spray foam is very efficient at blocking out any air from leaking into the shed, helping to regulate the temperature. It also prevents moisture build-up, thus protecting the items inside the building. With it installed, the shed will keep consistent temperatures easier and be more comfortable throughout the seasons.