Before & After Photos

This dryer vent in Ocean View, DE was nearly clogged completely shut. It probably took forever to get the clothes dry in that poor dryer, which also cost a lot of money. And the dryer probably got very hot and overheated - a fire hazard. Hundreds of homeowners buy new dryers every year because the old one "just doesn't get the clothes dry like it use to". Chances are the problem wasn't the dryer, but clogged dryer ductwork.
Not much to say about this situation as these before and after photos speak for themselves. Call Lawson Home Services to clean out your dryer vent and get your dryer working like new. 

Lawson Home Services recommends annual maintenance service for the energy saving measures in your home. One of the things that is often overlooked by homeowners is the clothes dryer vent. Since the clothes dryer uses more energy than any other household appliance it is important to keep it operating as efficiently as possible. A dryer cannot work properly if the moisture it removes from your clothes cannot be exhausted. But over time moist lint collects inside these vents, clogging them and slowing down the flow of air. The dryer overheats and your clothes don't get dry. That's money wasted. 
So call Lawson Home Services today to schedule your dryer vent clean out. While our tech is there you can ask him about other opportunities to increase comfort and indoor air quality in your home while simultaneously reducing your energy costs. You may decide to schedule an energy audit, to be conducted by one of Lawson's BPI certified energy auditors. The energy audits are currently subsidized by the "Energize Delaware" Program which is still available as of November 2023. 

This homeowner in Chester, MD was suffering from old, dirty attic insulation. This may seem like a minor problem, but the results turn into major problems. Over the years, old attic insulation collects dust, dirt, pollen, bugs, etc.

It's time to get rid of the old insulation and welcome the new! Dr. Energy Saver can remove a homeowners old insulation and replace it with new TruSoft Cellulose Insulation. 

The new TruSoft Cellulose Insulation also helps the homeowner with their vented attic. Vented attics allow air to leak from inside the home through the attic floor. Once the air from within the home reaches the attic it is lost. This causes drafty rooms, cold floors and higher fuel and electric bills. 

With the new TruSoft Cellulose Insulation being installed the homeowner can now receive results such as warmer floors, less drafty rooms and lower fuel/electric bills. 

Keeping your home comfortable year around can be stressful. With air finding the path of least resistance, the money that you are spending on heating and cooling could increase if your home isn't probably insulated.

The homeowner of this home located in Chester, Maryland, very aware of his leaky home called Dr. Energy Saver out to figure out a way to make his house more energy efficient. 

Upon the inspection, we came across multiple problems related to why he was experiencing discomfort inside his home and also some health risk. There was little to no insulation inside of his attic causing the air he paid to heat and cool his house to travel through the living space and out into the attic. Also a big eye opener for both, the homeowner and our specialist was that the bath fan was vented straight into the attic causing humidity levels to rise and microbial growth started to form.

 Dr. Energy Saver then came in and first, removed the previous insulation inside of the attic then vented his bath fan to the exterior of his home. This prevents microbial growth growing all over your roof deck, rafters, and ceiling joist. Next we converted the attic into conditioned space by installing 3' of closed-cell spray foam to the roof deck. This will make your home less drafty, more comfortable, warmer in the winter, and cooler in the summer. Also lowering your fuel and electric bills! 

Dr. Energy Saver has now fixed this homeowners problem of comfort inside of his home and disintegrated the microbial growth in the process. 

Jerry’s home was not that comfortable.  He had recently upgraded his HVAC equipment to help heat and cool the home and wanted to make sure he was reaping the most benefits possible. (Upgrading your equipment won’t necessarily solve your problem if you are losing conditioned air to the exterior of your home envelope.) 

We noticed some accent features (what we label as adjacent attic walls) in his ceiling that had less insulation than other areas.  On top of that his whole attic really needed more insulation and to be air sealed to decrease conditioned air (heated/cooled air you are paying for) escaping from the home.  Jerry also had a significant amount of duct work in the attic, so on top of his other improvements, we increased the efficiency and effectiveness by covering them in closed cell spray foam.