Before & After

Comfenergy Before & After Photos

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Can light leakage-Middletown, VA

This Middletown, VA homeonwer was complaining that their top floor was cold and drafty in the winter. Upon a full comfort and energy evaluation by Comfenergy, we determined one of the issues to be leaky can lights in the ceiling.  Each can light is merely a 6" diameter hole that allows heated air to escape, and cold drafts in during the winter.

Rock wool can light covers lessen this leakage and also provide a necessary thermal and ignition barrier from the hot can light to protect against the possibility of fires.

Attic Insulation Project in Winchester, VA

A home in Winchester, VA was experiencing unbearably hot top floors during the summer months. The master bedroom was the worst - sometimes, the homeowners had to sleep in the downstairs guest bedroom to escape the heat! 

It came as no surprise to us that the attic had insufficient and almost non-existent insulation. It also had a vent that was directly allowing outside air in! It's no wonder that the rooms under this attic would be having these issues. 

To fix this problem, we first air sealed leakage points with spray foam. We then blew in a thick layer of cellulose insulation through the entire attic. This attic is now a conditioned space and won't contribute to comfort/efficiency problems any more! 

Injection Foam in Uninsulated Walls

Deep retrofit project in Winchester Va.  Removed the siding, used Injection Foam to insulate a 100 year old farm house.   Really great proect for Really Great Customers

New Attic Insulation in Winchester, VA

A home in Winchester, VA had an attic with very little insulation. The Comfenergy Crew came out and properly air sealed and insulated the attic. Insulating your attic can help prevent air from escaping the house and stop outside air from coming in. Heating and cooling costs account for up to 50-70 percent of the energy used in an average home. 

Hot Bedroom-Stephens City, VA

Vertical walls with little/no, or fiberglass insulation on them allow the 130 degree attic heat to radiate through the drywall into a bedroom. SilverGlo foam boards (4" thick) can fix this problem.

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