Trusted Cellulose and Home Insulation Contractor in Stamford, CT

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Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut is Stamford, CT's trusted home insulation and energy efficiency company, offering a variety of solutions to keep your home comfortable, healthy, and efficient. With more than a decade of experience in the industry, our experts have the know-how, experience, and tools to increase your home's energy efficiency and create a comfortable living space.

Insulation services & more by Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut:

  • Home Insulation
  • Attic Insulation
  • Crawl Space Insulation
  • Indoor Air Quality Services
  • Home Energy Evaluations
  • And More!

Need help reducing your energy costs? Contact Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut today! We offer free, no-obligation estimates for our insulation and indoor air quality services throughout Stamford, CT.

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Professional Attic and Home Insulation in Stamford, CT

Blown-In Insulation Insulation in Stamford, CT

Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut is proud to serve our area because we're committed to customer service. Our team of professional technicians uses quality products from the best manufacturers in the business. We want to work with you to find a solution that will work best for you!

Every year, families lose money on their energy bills because their house leaks out energy. This can cause your home to be too hot or too cold, making for a very uncomfortable living environment. The biggest culprit for energy loss is the attic area because it is often inadequately insulated. This can be resolved with our SuperAttic insulation system and SilverGlo rigid foam insulation which are proven to cut down on energy costs by keeping your home properly insulated. 

Rigid insulation, like the SilverGlo insulation, is usually better for basements and crawl spaces because it is less messy and has a variety of sizes, but is not as well-suited for attics because it can have an R-value as low as R-3.8 per in. and is more time-consuming to install. 

Reliable Home and Crawl Space Insulation

During the winter months, homeowners sometimes experience discomfort because heat is escaping out of their house to try and warm the cold outside. This is due to poor insulation and air-sealing. Often, poor air-sealing is apparent most in crawl spaces because of their location in the home. The same thing happens in the summer where the cool, conditioned air you pay for leaks out and creates a warm, uncomfortable environment. At Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut our wide range of insulation and air sealing services help keep air in, energy costs down, and improve the comfort of your home.

Signs of crawl space insulation problems

  • The floor above the crawl space is unpleasantly cold in the wintertime
  • During cold weather, the furnace must work hard to keep rooms directly above the crawl space comfortable
  • Evidence of mice or other pests in fiberglass insulation between joists
  • Fiberglass batt insulation has fallen out of place from between floor joists
  • Moldy odor or mold is visible on framing
  • The crawl space is damp all the time

As air leaks through your attic, passing through dozens of cracks and exposed openings in walls, floors, and ceilings, new, bad air seeps in through the basement and crawl spaces and is then lost to the outside again. This is called the "stack effect" and it causes your home to heat more air than it needs to while simultaneously losing the air it does heat at all. By air sealing your home, you ensure that all the good air stays in, saving you significant money. 

Dependable Ice Damming

One of the major problems for houses in the wintertime is ice damming. This is when snow melts off your roof and then freezes in the gutters and then, over time, the melted snow gets dammed up by the ice that has formed. This water then leaks through the roof into your house, making for a very inefficient heating and cooling system. The way to prevent ice damming is to insulate and seal your attic as well as air ducts so that heat doesn't leak out of your attic through the roof in the first place.

Dr. Energy Saver Of Connecticut employs only the best certified technicians because precision is key when it comes to insulating or air sealing your home. Let our team of friendly, knowledgeable staff help you find a solution that will work best for your home and help cut energy costs. Call us today for a free estimate!

 

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Spray Foam Insulation - Stamford, CT

A homeowner located in Stamford, CT expressed interest in improving his crawlspace's insulation. With old fiberglass insulation hanging from the subfloor and floor joists, the homeowner expressed issues with cold floors during winter months. To remedy his concerns, he reached out to the experts at Dr. Energy Saver for assistance.

Upon calling, the homeowner made contact with Jimmy Stablein, scheduling a free in-home consultation. Shortly after, Stablein arrived at the home, mapping out the crawlspace and offering potential solutions. Following his visit, Stablein assembled a proposal documenting his suggestions for how to improve the crawlspace's insulation situation.

Ultimately, the homeowner landed on spray foam insulation. Offering better insulation properties, spray foam insulation features a better R-value (measure of the effectiveness of insulation) than traditional fiberglass insulation and fills gaps and cracks by expanding into areas it's sprayed.

Shortly after, Foreman Jony Fernandez and his team arrived on-site to begin the installation process. After a quick install, the crawl space was returned to the homeowner with better insulation properties! The homeowner no longer has to worry about chilly floors in the winter.

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Crawlspace Encapsulation in Stamford, CT

The old-fashioned way to insulate a crawl space was to install fiberglass batts between the overhead joists. This is no longer recommended for several reasons. In a crawl space, fiberglass insulation tends to absorb moisture, which causes it to lose R-value and fall out of place, rendering it ineffective while also creating a mess. It is also an invitation to mice and other pests. To repair and insulate this crawlspace, we first removed the old insulation. To keep moisture from entering the space, we installed drainage matting beneath TerraBlock foam insulation on the floors, and the CleanSpace vapor barrier above it. On the walls, we used closed cell spray foam. It's perfect for a crawlspace environment! Closed cell foam cures dense and hard, and it forms an effective barrier against both moisture and air. When the crawl space was finished, the owners were able to enjoy a less humid and more energy efficient home!

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Crawlspace Insulation in Stamford, CT

One reason fiberglass insulation is a poor choice for crawlspaces is that it is an area that is vulnerable to moisture. Where the goal is to keep moisture out of the crawlspace, and subsequently the home, fiberglass batts absorb humidity and lose R-value when they do. When we arrived in this Stamford home, we found that the insulation had already grown heavy with dampness and had fallen. After removing the ineffective fiberglass, we used closed cell spray foam on the walls and our CleanSpace vapor barrier on the ground to insulate, air seal, and block out moisture entirely. The owners of this home have improved energy efficiency and home comfort, and lower energy bills because of encapsulating their crawl space!

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Interested in getting new insulation in the attic.
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Was told attic lacks insulation and to get an estimate
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Despite a new AC system our house has a hard time cooling below 72 on very hot days and is regularly humid.
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Attic with HVAC units that get very warm during summer days
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Need to improve insulation.
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I am only looking for an estimate to insulate my attic. I am contacting several companies for this project.
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Backside of the house has drafts near windows and base moulding. We would like to know if anything can be done.
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Looking to add insulation to some of our basement walls as well as the attic
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Looking to re-insulate my attic with spray foam , air seal, and remove all the old blown in insulation
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Garage and other areas
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Cold and heat from basement
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This house loses heat fast. I can feel the cold air coming in the door and windows.
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Had an energy assessment and looking to get quotes on insulation.
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Would like to get a quote for reinsulating exterior walls.
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Looking to have our carport ceiling (our living space is above it) re-insulated to help with cold floors/space and save energy. The carport ceiling is drop ceiling so likely easily accessible.
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We are stripping an house to studs and we need the entire insulation. Please send an email and I will send the construction drawings. Thanks
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Need insulation for the lower level
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Attic insulation and floor board repair / replacement where needed
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Hi, I have a 1453 sg ft two story house that needs insulation. It is a cape and I don't have attic, so I am interested in putting insulation through the walls. Can you please send me your ball park cost estimate and recommended insulation type? Thanks
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