Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut Before & After Photos

This Monroe crawl space was covered in cob webs and dirty debris. There was existing fiberglass insulation trying its best to insulate the rim joist, yet failing to do so when exposed to the moist crawl space atmosphere. The uncomfortable conditions limited the homeowner from being able to use this space to their advantage for storage. We installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier. It offers a 25-year warranty that keeps moisture and humidity out of your crawl space. Under that is our drainage matting, this gives water a place to go if any were to leak into the crawl space. This space is healthy, more attractive looking and able to be used as a functional space by the homeowner. 

This crawl space in Stevenson, CT was dirty, filled with debris, and it's old insulation was causing their energy bills to go up. After calling us at Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut, we came in, and were happy to help!

The first thing we did was encapsulate the crawl space with our CleanSpace Crawl Space Vapor Barrier.  This durable, bright crawl space liner prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through. This barrier helps to seal out the cold winter air, and can be used on both the walls and the floors. Best of all? It comes with a 25 year warranty!

Want to keep your crawl space clean? Give us a call at Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut, and we'll come by and do a FREE home energy evaluation!

This homeowner in Woodbury, CT had an attic that was causing the home to be energy inefficient. They decided to call us at Dr. Energy Saver of CT to help solve their problems. After scheduling an appointment, one of our Sales Consultants Keith Saunders, went out to the home to estimate the issues. 

One of our Foremen, Jony Fernandez, and his team would tackle this project. They blew in our TruSoft Cellulose insulation into the whole attic. This would act as a thermal barrier to protect the home from losing any warm air and prevent cool air from seeping in. Now this homeowner can be warm and cozy in their home this winter knowing their energy bill will go down!

A homeowner in Woodbury, CT had an attic with existing fiberglass insulation that was causing the home to be energy efficient. They made the right decision when they called us at Dr. Energy Saver of CT. After scheduling an appointment, one of our Sales Consultants, Joe Schech, went out to the home to assess the issue and provide the best solution for this home. 

Once the proposal was ready, it would soon be time for one of our Foremen, Rudy Abel, and his crew to tackle this project. They removed the old insulation first. Then they built an insulated catwalk with retention dams. This will leave a certain area for the insulation to go. Next, they blew in our Tru-Soft Cellulose insulation. This will act as a thermal barrier to the home, keeping the temperature regulated all year round. Now, the cold air won't get in and the warm air won't seep out of the home. The customer can even expect to see a decrease in their energy bill now! 

This Trumbull, CT homeowner had been experiencing their kitchen being uncomfortably cold in the winter and hot in the summer. They thought it was because of their walls, but when our trusted Home Energy Expert Keith Saunders visited the home, he explained it was more because of their improperly insulated attic.  The home’s attic was insulated with a layer of fiberglass batts insulation between the ceiling’s joists, but this was not adding enough of a thermal barrier between the home and the freezing cold attic. There were also many holes where wires were fed through the plywood where air was leaking, and there were several can lights above the kitchen which were incredibly leaky.

Keith suggested Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut installing sprayable foam sealant in order to air seal the gaps in the attic. They would also use SilverGlo Rigid Foam insulation in order to provide a continuous, airtight insulation layer with a radiant barrier to reflect the warm air back inside during the wintertime. The homeowners agreed to have these installed along with additional insulation in their attic.

Our crew lead by Rudy Abel went to the home and started the work by removing all the old dirty insulation and air sealing with the orange foam. They installed TiteShell recessed can light covers over the light fixtures in the attic and sealed them with expanding foam around their edges. This keeps air from inside your rooms leaking out into the cold attic. They also installed the SilverGlo Rigid Foam insulation where any interior walls were exposed to the attic and sealed the gaps between them with sprayable foam sealant. They then installed TruSoft Cellulose insulation into the attic by blowing it in through a hose.

The homeowners noticed a difference right away in their warmer kitchen and less drafty rooms around the house.