Before & After Photos

Before:

Water stained floor can be seen here with an unserviceable Sump Pump in Ocean Gate, NJ.

After:

With hard work we replaced a Sump Pump with our Super Sump Kit which includes; a closed lid to protect from gases like Radon, a Water Watch Alarm for leaks or failures, a Heavy Duty Liner Bucket, a Clean Pump Stand, and a heavy duty cast iron Zoller pump.

Installing a new Sump Pump with our Sump Pump Kit and Zoller cast iron pump will eliminate any flooding or leaks in the basement.

Before:

Looking in the basement we can see exposed earth, water and unwanted moisture.  With exposed earth, gases like Radon may cause an unhealthy environment in the basement.

After:

A heavy duty 20 Mil Clean Space Liner is installed over the exposed earth and sealed properly.  We finished the basement by installing insulation to the basement walls called FOMAX.  These rigid boards are fire rated and helps contain moisture migrating into the walls.  Using the Orange ZypFoam to seal any seams helps keep the basement insulated and sealed properly.

With the proper liners installed and sealed, we eliminated any unhealthy gases in the basement.  We have also prevented water and moisture building up through the walls and floors.  Not to mention that the heavy duty liner is durable enough to walk on and a place for storage. 

Before:

Customer’s attic had old fiberglass insulation, the attic wasn’t air sealed, and our customer had no storage space.

After:

With a clean attic we now have plenty of storage space.  Using Orange ZypFoam we air sealed the attics seams.  The storage deck was properly insulated underneath with TruSoft, Cellulose.  We separated the floor deck with Dams to keep the insulation properly in place.

The results show a clean attic that is properly air sealed and insulated.  This will keep your house comfortable from the extreme temperatures outside.

A homeowner in Wall Township, NJ had an uninsulated and leaky whole-house fan in their attic. Uninsulated and leaky fans allow conditioned air to escape into the attic or unconditioned spaces, leading to comfort issues, increased energy waste and higher energy bills. To address this issue, we installed our David Lewis Whole House Fan Cover on top of the fan. By pumpkin cutting the top and installing hinges, we created a functional door with a string for easy opening. This allows the homeowner to control airflow, opening the fan hatch to let air in when needed. When closed, the fan door seals the cover, providing insulation and preventing leaks. Now, this homeowner enjoys a properly insulated and sealed house fan, reducing attic leaks, improving home comfort, and saving energy.

This home in Brick Township, NJ had a complex truss system in the attic, which made it challenging for our crew to navigate. Despite the attic resembling a jungle gym, we successfully air sealed the space, installed proper baffle vents, secured the trunk connections, and thoroughly buried the trunks and ducts under TruSoft cellulose insulation—achieving an optimal R-value of R-60. If your home feels uncomfortable, your energy bills are too high, or you're concerned about indoor air quality, contact us today. We Fix Uncomfortable Homes!