Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Darlington sought to enhance the energy efficiency of their metal workshop and, after reading excellent reviews on Google, opted for an energy evaluation with Carolina Energy Conservation. The evaluation recommended closed-cell spray foam insulation due to its superior thermal resistance and air-sealing properties. This type of foam expands upon application, forming a dense, rigid barrier that effectively fills gaps and prevents heat loss. By choosing closed-cell spray foam, the homeowner aimed to significantly reduce energy consumption, improve temperature control, and prevent moisture issues. Leading to a more comfortable and energy-efficient workspace for years to come. 

This Darlington, South Carolina Homeowner had recently remodeled their home. Once you change pipes and light fixtures it is the best time to remove the old insulation, reseal the attic floor and re-insulate. The floor of the attic is the #1 culprit in wasting your conditioned air. Freshly pumped into your living space, holes from light fixtures and wiring will allow the air to seep back into the attic, just to suck in unconditioned air, wasting your money on re-conditioning. It's a energy wasting spiral. 

Step one to saving money on your energy bills is having Carolina Energy Conservation complete a FREE in home energy evaluation. Let us take pictures for you in your attic. We can also inspect under your home and use our heat gun to check walls in the garage and throughout your home. The South Carolina summers can be brutal. Let's make a plan to make this summer your most comfortable and affordable! 

A homeowner in Shallotte, North Carolina, noticed that their shed became uncomfortably warm in the summer and had difficulty keeping the cold air out in the winter. After reading great reviews on Google, they decided to contact Carolina Energy Conservation for an energy evaluation. Following an in-depth evaluation, it was determined that the best solution to the homeowner's problem was to install closed-cell spray foam insulation. Closed-cell spray foam is a perfect choice due to its ability to form a barrier that effectively fills gaps and prevents heat loss. With the spray foam installed, the homeowner will find it much easier to maintain a comfortable temperature in the shed throughout the year.

A homeowner in Ocean Isle Beach aimed to restore their crawlspace and enhance their home’s energy efficiency. Concerned about the moldy fiberglass insulation, they reached out to Carolina Energy Conservation for a comprehensive solution. The team recommended removing the outdated insulation and applying spray foam insulation instead. This upgrade not only eliminated the mold but also provided superior insulation and air sealing, significantly improving the home’s energy performance. With the crawlspace restored and insulated with spray foam, the homeowner can enjoy a healthier living environment and reduced energy costs. The seamless and effective process ultimately transformed the home’s overall comfort.

This Sunset Beach, North Carolina Raised Beach Homeowner was having floor moisture and comfort issues throughout the year. After a free home energy evaluation with Brantley Saunders, the Homeowner opted to have the hardy board removed, floors air sealed and spray foamed, and the duct encapsulation. Not only being insulated from the elements, the encapsulation will allow conditioned air to spread more evenly throughout the home. 

Raised homes need efficient insulation in the attic and under the home to extend the life of the home and to make it comfortable year round. If you experience cold floors or inconsistent temperatures throughout the home, call Carolina Energy Conservation for a free inspection!