Mohawk Valley Energy Solutions
Whitesboro, NY 13492
Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm
In business since 2021
Mohawk Valley Energy Solutions specializes in high-quality attic insulation designed to boost your home's energy efficiency and year-round comfort. By properly insulating your attic, we help reduce drafts, stabilize indoor temperatures, and lower energy bills. Our team is committed to delivering dependable service and long-lasting results, using materials that prioritize performance and durability. Trust Mohawk Valley Energy Solutions to make your home more comfortable and efficient from the top down.
As the authorized Dr. Energy Saver company in Oneida County, customers can benefit from:
- Professionally-Trained Attic Insulation & Air Sealing Company
- Targeted Home Energy Upgrades — Cellulose Insulation, Air Sealing, Duct Sealing & More
- Financing Options for Qualified Borrowers with Attic Insulation Upgrades
- Free, No-Obligation Attic Insulation Estimates - Contact Today!
Services
- Attic Insulation increases home comfort, enhances energy efficiency, and promotes healthier indoor air — available in cellulose and rigid foam board solutions
- Air Sealing to eliminate drafts and stop energy waste by sealing hidden gaps and cracks throughout your home
- Ductwork Insulation, & Sealing to optimize your HVAC system's performance, reduce energy loss, and improve the quality of the air you breathe.
Products Installed
- Cellulose Insulation
- Attic Fans
- Rigid Foam Insulation
- Duct Insulation
Service Area
Mohawk Valley Energy Solutions proudly serves Oneida County, including Utica, Rome, Marcy, and more. This includes the cities and towns of Herkimer, Verona, Westmoreland, Whitesboro, New York Mills, Yorkville, New Hartford, and the surrounding areas.
Mohawk Valley Energy Solutions is an experienced attic insulation and air sealing contractor. If you need help improving your home's comfort and energy efficiency, schedule your free attic insulation estimate today!
Lois L.
Whitesboro, NY
Professional work, clear communication, and improved home energy efficiency. Thank you for peace of mind!
Lois L.
Whitesboro, NY
They obviously care about their clients, their clients' homes, and doing the best work they can.
Sonia V.
Utica, NY
Professional, efficient, and great communication from start to finish—I could already notice a...
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Interior Door Installation in New Hartford, NY | Pine 6-Panel Upgrade
A common issue in many homes is interior doors that no longer close properly, have poor alignment, or lack proper hardware, leading to reduced privacy, noise transfer, and overall inconvenience. In this project in New Hartford, NY, the existing door opening required a full upgrade to ensure proper fit, smooth operation, and a clean, finished appearance suitable for everyday use.
We resolved the issue by professionally installing a customer-provided 30” x 80” solid core pine 6-panel interior door, configured as an inswing left-hand setup. The door was fitted with brushed nickel hinges and a lever handle for durability and a modern finish. We also performed precise carpentry work by cutting and installing the door handle, boring the latch opening with proper offset, and mortising the strike plate into the frame to ensure secure closure and flawless alignment.
To complete the project, the door was prepared and treated using a pre-stain wood conditioner, then finished with a dark stain to match the requested look, followed by three coats of satin polyurethane for durability and protection. The result is a solid, well-aligned interior door that operates smoothly, enhances the room’s appearance, and provides long-lasting functionality and visual appeal.
We resolved the issue by professionally installing a customer-provided 30” x 80” solid core pine 6-panel interior door, configured as an inswing left-hand setup. The door was fitted with brushed nickel hinges and a lever handle for durability and a modern finish. We also performed precise carpentry work by cutting and installing the door handle, boring the latch opening with proper offset, and mortising the strike plate into the frame to ensure secure closure and flawless alignment.
To complete the project, the door was prepared and treated using a pre-stain wood conditioner, then finished with a dark stain to match the requested look, followed by three coats of satin polyurethane for durability and protection. The result is a solid, well-aligned interior door that operates smoothly, enhances the room’s appearance, and provides long-lasting functionality and visual appeal.
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Attic Insulation & Air Sealing in Whitesboro, NY
This attic was experiencing energy loss due to outdated fiberglass insulation, air leaks around fixtures and penetrations, and improper ventilation. These conditions often lead to drafts, inconsistent indoor temperatures, and increased heating and cooling costs, especially during extreme seasonal changes in Whitesboro, NY.
To resolve this, we removed all existing fiberglass insulation and used a professional process to fully air seal critical areas, including light fixtures, plumbing penetrations, and around the chimney. We improved airflow by installing proper ventilation and soffit air intake, then added insulation dams along the catwalk for protection and structure. The catwalk itself was upgraded with 4" rigid foam board and topped with OSB for durable, accessible storage, while the area beneath was dense-packed with cellulose for complete coverage. We also removed the whole home vent fan and attic hatch, along with the attic vent fan, and restored the space by patching, sanding, texturing, and painting the affected drywall areas.
The attic was finished with 14" of blown-in cellulose insulation to achieve an R49 rating, ensuring consistent thermal performance. Materials used included cellulose insulation, rigid foam board, OSB, air sealing foam and caulk, ventilation components, and insulation dams—resulting in a properly sealed, well-ventilated attic designed for improved comfort, efficiency, and long-term performance, with adjustments made to exclude insulation in the garage area.
To resolve this, we removed all existing fiberglass insulation and used a professional process to fully air seal critical areas, including light fixtures, plumbing penetrations, and around the chimney. We improved airflow by installing proper ventilation and soffit air intake, then added insulation dams along the catwalk for protection and structure. The catwalk itself was upgraded with 4" rigid foam board and topped with OSB for durable, accessible storage, while the area beneath was dense-packed with cellulose for complete coverage. We also removed the whole home vent fan and attic hatch, along with the attic vent fan, and restored the space by patching, sanding, texturing, and painting the affected drywall areas.
The attic was finished with 14" of blown-in cellulose insulation to achieve an R49 rating, ensuring consistent thermal performance. Materials used included cellulose insulation, rigid foam board, OSB, air sealing foam and caulk, ventilation components, and insulation dams—resulting in a properly sealed, well-ventilated attic designed for improved comfort, efficiency, and long-term performance, with adjustments made to exclude insulation in the garage area.
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Heat Pump Water Heater Installation in Utica, NY
In this project, we upgraded an older gas or electric water heater that was no longer operating efficiently to a modern, energy-efficient 50-gallon Bradford White hybrid heat pump water heater. The goal was to improve overall energy performance, reduce utility costs, and provide a more reliable and sustainable hot water system for the home in Utica, NY.
We began by safely removing and disposing of the existing unit. A new dedicated 10/3 electrical circuit was then installed, running approximately 30 feet from the main panel to properly support the new system’s power requirements. The new heat pump water heater was installed and fully connected to the home’s existing hot and cold water lines, along with a condensate pump and drain line tied into an approved laundry sink or P-trap system to ensure proper drainage and operation.
The result is a high-efficiency hot water solution that delivers consistent performance while significantly reducing energy consumption. This upgrade improves comfort, lowers operating costs, and brings the home up to a more modern and efficient standard.
We began by safely removing and disposing of the existing unit. A new dedicated 10/3 electrical circuit was then installed, running approximately 30 feet from the main panel to properly support the new system’s power requirements. The new heat pump water heater was installed and fully connected to the home’s existing hot and cold water lines, along with a condensate pump and drain line tied into an approved laundry sink or P-trap system to ensure proper drainage and operation.
The result is a high-efficiency hot water solution that delivers consistent performance while significantly reducing energy consumption. This upgrade improves comfort, lowers operating costs, and brings the home up to a more modern and efficient standard.
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Attic Insulation and Air Sealing in New Hartford, NY
This attic in New Hartford, NY was underperforming due to aging insulation, air leaks, and poor ventilation (common issues that lead to heat loss, drafts, and rising energy costs). We found unsealed penetrations, gaps around the attic hatch, and exposed rim joists allowing conditioned air to escape, along with airflow problems that can contribute to moisture buildup and winter issues like ice dams.
To address this, we completed a full attic upgrade starting with insulation removal using our CoolVac machine to expose all problem areas. We then performed comprehensive air sealing throughout the attic, including key areas like the living room closet, window, and hatch. Ventilation was improved by installing baffles and properly venting the bath fan and furnace intake to the exterior. We also added insulation damming around access points and sealed the rim joists using closed-cell spray foam to eliminate critical air infiltration.
The attic was finished with R49 blown-in cellulose insulation to ensure consistent, high-performance coverage. Using materials such as cellulose insulation, vent baffles, spray foam, caulk sealants, Schedule 40 PVC, a bath fan hard pipe and wall vent duct kit, and 1/2" plywood, the result is a tightly sealed, properly ventilated attic that enhances comfort, improves energy efficiency, and supports long-term home performance.
To address this, we completed a full attic upgrade starting with insulation removal using our CoolVac machine to expose all problem areas. We then performed comprehensive air sealing throughout the attic, including key areas like the living room closet, window, and hatch. Ventilation was improved by installing baffles and properly venting the bath fan and furnace intake to the exterior. We also added insulation damming around access points and sealed the rim joists using closed-cell spray foam to eliminate critical air infiltration.
The attic was finished with R49 blown-in cellulose insulation to ensure consistent, high-performance coverage. Using materials such as cellulose insulation, vent baffles, spray foam, caulk sealants, Schedule 40 PVC, a bath fan hard pipe and wall vent duct kit, and 1/2" plywood, the result is a tightly sealed, properly ventilated attic that enhances comfort, improves energy efficiency, and supports long-term home performance.
Andrew Gehrig
Owner
Abbey Centeno
Appointment Center Representative
Keith Turner
Home Improvement Consultant
