Spray Foam Insulation Before & After Photos

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 North Myrtle Beach homeowner was looking for an energy-efficient solution to address the lack of insulation they had under their raised home. She decided to search on Google, and was led to Carolina Energy Conservation as local professionals in her area who specialize in making homes more energy efficient. After a free evaluation by one of our specialists, we recommended removing the plywood beneath the home and installing our premier spray foam package, which is the most effective option given the limited space. This new spray foam is more thermally efficient than fiberglass or cellulose, and would help save this homeowner's energy costs exponentially all while being mold resistant as well. This would also ensure the bottom of this raised home was completely air sealed as well as insulated, all while improving air quality within the home. This seamless and effective process ultimately transformed the home’s overall comfort within one business day!

This North Myrtle Beach homeowner was looking to get the most out of his HVAC systems as well as make his home more energy efficient. He saw Carolina Energy Conservation at the Myrtle Beach Home Show and, after speaking with one of our specialists, requested a free energy evaluation. Our specialist came out to the home and, upon entering the attic, identified a multitude of air gaps using a thermal detection device and noted the insufficient amount of fiberglass batt insulation. Our specialist presented his findings and recommended replacing the old insulation with all new spray foam for maximum thermal efficiency. This would save the homeowner significant energy costs, improve efficiency of is HVAC units, and also fix any air sealing issues with his current product. Carolina Energy Conservation was able to complete this project for the homeowner within a few short business days and this premier spray foam package will end up paying for itself in energy savings alone! 

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. 

This Sunset Beach, North Carolina Raised Beach Homeowner was having floor moisture and comfort issues throughout the year. After a free home energy evaluation with Brantley Saunders, the Homeowner opted to have the hardy board removed, floors air sealed and spray foamed, and the duct encapsulation. Not only being insulated from the elements, the encapsulation will allow conditioned air to spread more evenly throughout the home. 

Raised homes need efficient insulation in the attic and under the home to extend the life of the home and to make it comfortable year round. If you experience cold floors or inconsistent temperatures throughout the home, call Carolina Energy Conservation for a free inspection!