Spray Foam Insulation Before & After Photos

After a leak cause mold and falling insulation in this Myrtle Beach home's crawl space, the home owner has decided to upgrade their homes efficiency and change to spray foam insulation under their floors. Another option was a crawl space encapsulation. If you want a company to give you options, along with financing available, Carolina Energy Conservation is here to FIX UNCOMFORTABLE HOMES. Give us a call: 1-843-748-0295

The homeowner in North Myrtle Beach wanted to prevent water seepage and heat transfer in their home. Since there was no prior insulation, these issues were a concern. The best solution was to add closed-cell spray foam. This type of foam expands to fill gaps and crevices, creating a barrier against water infiltration. It also repels water and has a high R-value, about 6.0 per inch of thickness, indicating excellent insulating properties. This helps prevent heat transfer, making it an effective solution for improving energy efficiency and maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures. Now, their home is insulated and protected from water and heat.

This Little River customer had concerns about the temperature within their storage units and wished to regulate the temperature to make them more comfortable while staying energy efficient. To address this issue and prevent heat from seeping into the units, Carolina Energy Conservation installed closed-cell spray foam. This type of insulation is an excellent choice due to its high R-value of about 6.0 per inch. It acts as a great insulator, preventing heat seepage and regulating internal temperature by sealing any gaps and leaks within the walls and ceilings, effectively locking out hot air. With the spray foam in place, the units are now well-insulated and will have better energy efficiency and temperature regulation. 

A homeowner in Shallotte, North Carolina, noticed that their shed became uncomfortably warm in the summer and had difficulty keeping the cold air out in the winter. After reading great reviews on Google, they decided to contact Carolina Energy Conservation for an energy evaluation. Following an in-depth evaluation, it was determined that the best solution to the homeowner's problem was to install closed-cell spray foam insulation. Closed-cell spray foam is a perfect choice due to its ability to form a barrier that effectively fills gaps and prevents heat loss. With the spray foam installed, the homeowner will find it much easier to maintain a comfortable temperature in the shed throughout the year.

Check out the amazing job our team completed with this attic insulation install!