Comfenergy Before & After Photos

These before and after pics show what an empty attic looks like with new soffit air baffles installed.....just waiting on fresh, new TruSoft cellulose.

A home owner in Prince William County, VA wanted to make his home more energy efficient. One of the ways that we helped them do this was by converting the attic into an extension of conditioned space. We did this by installing an average of 3 inch thick closed cell spray foam on the roof and the end walls. This creates a super insulated airtight cap on the top of your home to stop air from leaking out. Closed cell spray foam insulation has a leading R-value of R6.5 per inch and adds to the structural integrity of your roof. Converting this attic resulted in lower fuel and energy bills. 

This Great Falls, VA homeonwer was actually a repeat customer.  They were so impressed with what spray foam insulation had done in other areas of their home, that they asked for more now in other areas.

This attic got all new insulation and air sealing done.  We also rearranged the HVAC ducts that were previously laying all over the attic floor so that they are now under the insulation.    Here is the attic hatch area before and after the work was completed.  

This Great Falls VA home had rooms that were not comfortable all year round so the homeowners called us to see if we could help.  The attic of the home had insufficient insulation with not enough existing in use and poor quality material.  Our production team removed the old insulation, used Zyp Foam to air seal up the small cracks and gaps in the attic floor and then blew in Tru Soft cellulose insulation.  We added volume compared to the previous insulation and made sure to cover the HVAC ducts as much as possible to help keep them even more insulated than they had been.