Before & After Photos

This homeowner contacted us and wanted someone to come and see what we could do to make her home more efficient, she made the right call by contacting us! We sent Jack, one of our Home Comfort Specialists, to assess what could be done. After Jack inspected her home, he came to the conclusion that encapsulating the crawlspace and adding insulation to the attic would make a huge difference. We started in the crawlspace by removing the old insulation and any debris that was in the way. Next, we added a new 20mil vapor barrier to help block and moisture from seeping through the ground and into the home. Finally, once the vapor barrier is installed, we spray foam the walls to prevent any moisture seeping though the foundation while also acting as an insulator. We generally spray 2-3 inches on the walls to make sure the crawl is well insulated. Now the crawl is looking good and working to keep her home as efficient as possible.

The homeowner called us weeks after to let us know that she has felt a huge difference and her energy bill was much lower!

Alvi had originally called us in to install new insulation in his attic. While the attic was being completed, Brad, one of our Home Comfort Foreman, was talking the job over with Alvi and while doing that, mentioned that he could go even further to make his home more efficient by spray foaming the rim joist in the basement. He mentioned that the benefit of spray foam is that it completely seals each bay on top of acting as insulation. Alvi's current insulation within the rim joist was old and falling down, so he agreed to make his home even more comfortable by adding it to his job! Brad wasted no time and removed the old insulation and replaced it with the new spray foam! It took around 2 extra hours, but Alvi was very happy with the outcome!

This home in DC was suffering from cold floors, high energy bills, and moisture in the crawl space.

To fix this our production team provided air sealing and cell foam insulation to prevent further drafts and air leakage. They also encapsulated the crawl space to stop moisture from seeping up from the ground and to improve the overall comfort of the home.

This home was suffering from cold floors caused by moisture in their basement making the insulation sag and not properly insulate the house. 

Our Production Team lined the floor of the crawl space to prevent further moisture damage and reinstalled the insulation to keep the home's floors at a comfortable temperature.

This home in Bethesda, Maryland suffered from uncomfortable temperatures. The homeowner called Complete Home Solutions to have an Auditor find the source of the problem. Our Auditor determined that the cause of the uncomfortable temperatures is ineffective old insulation in the attic area of the home.

Our Production Team provided blow in cellulose insulation in the attic to make the home more comfortable.