Before & After Photos

This Spencer, NY homeowner was having some moisture issues in their crawl space, which in turn could make the winter and summer months unbearable inside the home due to the excess moisture. Crawl space encapsulation was the answer for this homeowner. Once the poly was laid down, Closed Cell Spray foam was used on all sides to seal the poly to the walls to ensure it cannot be dragged down by walking upon it.

This home in Spencer, NY was quite uncomfortable for the homeowners and their family. Their home was lacking insulation in the basement, which was causing the home to be colder than it needed to be during the winter, and warmer than it should be in the summer months. This family was income-qualified through New York State Energy programs to have free work done to their home in order to make the home more energy-efficient and reduce heating and cooling costs! 

We sprayed the rim joists in the basement with 2 inches of closed-cell spray foam to ensure gaps were sealed so air could not escape out the basement or allow cold/hot air leak in during the respective times of year. 2 inches of our closed cell spray foam was also applied to the walls of the foundation, creating a good layer of insulation for this home. Since the basement walls would remain exposed, we also coated the spray foam with our thermal barrier, which is fire proof for added piece of mind in the home. These homeowners were more at ease in a newly comfortable home and were also very pleased to see their energy bills lowered due to proper insulation.

This gentleman from Spencer, NY had a pole barn he wanted to have spray foamed. It was a large project, as this pole barn measured 160 x 66. Our crew spent a full week spray foaming this pole barn for this customer with our closed-cell spray foam. At the end of the week-long project, there was a beautifully spray foamed large pole barn ready for this owner's use.

This Spencer, NY homeowner was tired of being extremely hot and cold in his home. There was no carpeting on the floors of the mobile home to add any warmth. Beneath the mobile home, the fiberglass insulation had sagged away from the underside and was draped on the ground or hanging from the home. 

We proposed to remove all of the fallen fiberglass and install Tyvek, then spray 3 inches of our Closed Cell Spray Foam to the underside of the home. This will help the floors be warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer by preventing the air from coming up through the floors. 

This mobile home owner in Spencer, NY was feeling very cold during the winter despite using a space heater in the living room to try and keep warm. He also complained of cold rooms and floors in the kitchen and bathroom - he wanted to be warmer in his home but reduce his heat and electric bills. We proposed to spray the underside of the mobile home with 3 inches of our closed cell spray foam to help retain the heat he was paying for the stay inside the home, and to prevent the cold air from coming up beneath the home and coming into the floors giving him an uncomfortably cold experience.