Before & After Photos

Besides helping make this homeowner more comfortable, the spray foam on the underfloor in the crawl space helps to deter rodents. They love to use fiberglass as nesting material, so instead of re-insulating with more fiberglass, he chose the better and longer-term solution of closed-cell spray foam.

When our Energy Consultant investigated under this Albany, OR home, there were clearly water issues. Plus, the mold growth had already started. Mold lives and thrives when the relative humidity is between 70 to 99%.

Crawl space encapsulation was the best and more permanent solution for this couple, so they moved forward with it. Making the air they breathed in their home healthier for them was a concern.

This Albany, OR homeowner needed their attic insulated quickly.  The BEFORE photo shows the fiberglass batting just shoved in to the attic.  See those gaps? Air easily leaks in from the home below and escapes in to the attic.

The AFTER photo shows the attic with the blown-in TruSoft™ cellulose insulation blown to the R-49 level.

A manufacturer of tiny homes in Albany, OR had our spray foam crew insulate this tiny home to prepare it for sale. Spray foam is a great solution for tiny homes since you get a higher insulation R-value in a smaller space. It also seals gaps to help prevent pests from entering.

Tired of having to use portable (and expensive to run!) heaters in the winter, this Albany, OR couple chose to seal their crawl space from the elements with crawl space encapsulation.