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This above-a-converted-garage attic was insulated with TruSoft™ blown-in cellulose to the higher R-60 level to help make the room below more comfortable and energy efficient.
This home near Riddle, OR needed new crawl space insulation. Besides having the underfloor spray foamed, they also chose to have the ductwork for the heating system sealed up with closed cell spray foam. Now they are not heating the crawl space from the leaky ductwork!
As metal buildings can be blazing hot in the summer, then cold and dripping condensation in the winter, closed-cell spray foam was the best solution for this Glide, OR barn.
To prevent condensation from dripping off the ceiling onto the items stored in this Winston carport, spray foam was applied to the ceiling.
Can lights are recessed light fixtures inside your home that are flush with the ceiling. Can lights are notorious for leaking air from your home (that you paid to heat or to cool) into the attic. Before we installed the blown-in cellulose insulation in this Winchester, OR attic, the old insulation was removed, and then each can light was covered with a special can light cover and air-sealed to the attic deck.