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In Howell Township, NJ, a homeowner faced comfort issues due to inadequate insulation and poorly insulated ducts in their attics. To resolve these issues, our team air sealed the attic using ZypFoam sealant. Additionally, we encapsulated the ducts with SilverGlo insulation panels, effectively reducing radiant heat and improving temperature control. We also secured SilverGlo to the adjoining wall to prevent air leaks and built retaining walls to contain TruSoft cellulose insulation in the attic. Additionally, we installed a catwalk for easy maintenance access. These improvements resulted in a more comfortable and energy-efficient home for the homeowner.

A homeowner in Howell Township, NJ, converted a back room into a computer room, but an attic inspection revealed condensation buildup, causing stains and drip marks on the sheetrock. Gaps in the insulation were trapping pockets of air that fluctuated in temperature depending on the season, leading to condensation when they met cooler surfaces. If left unaddressed, this moisture could create mold and even contribute to roof dry rot under the right conditions. To prevent these issues, we air-sealed the attic and installed cellulose insulation, which helps manage moisture while achieving the recommended R-60 insulation level. As a result, the homeowner now has a properly insulated home that is more energy-efficient, comfortable, and healthier, with improved indoor air quality and reduced risks of long-term damage.

A homeowner in Howell, NJ, struggled with a second floor that became uncomfortably hot in summer and too cold in winter. During our free home evaluation, we found that the attached garage, front overhang, back cantilever, and rear addition were all letting conditioned air escape and unconditioned air to enter. Air leaks in the attic’s adjoining walls, along with poor insulation in the cantilever and overhang, caused the second floor to overheat and feel stuffy in summer, and left floors cold and drafty in winter. By properly insulating and air sealing these areas, we can eliminate drafts, maintain consistent temperatures year-round, and help reduce energy costs.

During one of our free home evaluations in Farmingdale, NJ, we discovered a poorly insulated attic and inadequate air sealing. Further inspection revealed leaky ducts and a significant gap extending from the walls down into the crawl space. These issues contribute to discomfort, increased energy costs, and compromised energy efficiency for the homeowner. Our expertise is sought by homeowners facing these challenges, relying on us to resolve such issues effectively.

In Colts Neck, NJ, a homeowner’s attic lacked proper air sealing, allowing cooled air to escape into the attic during the summer. On top of that, the insulation was inadequate and failed to keep conditioned air in the living spaces. As a result, the home was less comfortable and energy bills were higher. Humidity and condensation were also a concern—rusty roof nails showed signs of water droplets forming and dripping onto the attic floor, leaving stain marks on the plywood. By taking care of these issues, you can enjoy a cooler, more efficient, and healthier home this summer.

This homeowner in Middletown, NJ had cold floors above their crawlspace and basement. We simply resolved the owner’s cold floors by spray foaming the rim joists. By spray foaming the rim joists, we are preventing cold air from seeping into the floors above. The owners floors are warmer and the homeowner will enjoy a much more comfortable and energy efficient home.

A homeowner in Lincroft, NJ has a home that was built in 1952 with old fiberglass insulation. When inspecting further into the attic our team found gaps and holes between the floor and framing of the attic. These gaps and holes create unwanted air from leaking or seeping in and out of the attic. The old fiberglass insulation builds up dirt in the fiberglass and never insulates or does next to nothing to insulate the attic. When dirt builds up into the fiberglass insulation it circulates into the attic and throughout the house. Also the poorly insulated attic Kneewalls are causing the adjoining rooms to become cold and drafty. Our solution for this customer was to remove the old fiberglass insulation. After the removal of the fiberglass insulation, we used our orange ZypFoam sealant to seal the gaps and holes of the attic floor. By air sealing the attic we have eliminated the cold and drafty rooms below. Next our team works on spray foaming the rim joists to eliminate unwanted air from leaking or seeping into and out of the attic. We have to address the attics Kneewall and staircase that joins the connecting room. The Kneewall and staircase is poorly insulated which causes more cold drafty rooms. Without the proper insulation these rooms will leak unwanted cool air or hot air making them uncomfortable. Our team installs our SilverGlo insulation panels onto the Kneewall and around the staircase walls in the attic. Graphite is infused into our SilverGlo foam insulation panels that bump up the insulation value by 24% over the standard EPS foam. Next our crew uses our orange ZypFoam sealant to seal the seams of the gaps of the SilverGlo Insulation panels. Finally our team blows-in our TruSoft Cellulose insulation (has an R-Value of R60) into the joist bays to complete the attics insulation. This attic is now properly insulated and air sealed. These images are all after the completion of air sealing the attic and insulating the Kneewall. Our TruSoft Cellulose insulation is not shown in these pictures just to show our customers what's involved in air sealing the attic and insulating the Kneewall. Our customer now enjoys a less drafty house, a more comfortable home, rooms easier to heat, lower fuel and electric bills.

A homeowner in Lincroft, NJ, recently had us conduct an energy audit. During the inspection, we discovered exposed, porous walls and poorly insulated crawl vents in the crawl space, which allowed outside air and moisture to enter. To address this, we'll install SilverGlo foam boards along the interior of the exterior walls, also using them to block the vents. We will then apply spray foam to seal any remaining gaps and ensure the rim joists are fully sealed. These measures will make the home more comfortable and energy efficient.

Bay windows, like this one in Lincroft, NJ, can lead to cold window sills and drafts due to a convective loop. In this case, poor insulation beneath the bay window allows cold air to circulate, letting heat escape and making the room uncomfortable. As a result, homeowners face higher energy bills. Properly insulating the base of the bay window helps improve comfort and reduce energy costs.

This vented crawl space in Lincroft, NJ needs attention because it allows unwanted outside air into the home, causing discomfort. During winter, cold air seeps through the vents, chilling floors and making rooms above uncomfortable. In summer, hot air enters, leading to stuffy rooms and potential mold growth from moisture buildup in the crawl space. Replacing the old, rusted metal crawl space hatch with a durable, non-rusting material that is properly insulated and sealed can address these issues. Our solutions improve home insulation and energy efficiency, reducing utility bills while ensuring year-round comfort for homeowners.