Complete Home Solutions Before & After Photos

This homeowner recently got a new roof and while it was being done and wanted to match the new roof with some new insulation in the attic! They called into our office and scheduled an estimate with one of our Home Comfort Specialists, Jonathan. After the energy test was completed, it was found that his home was very leaky and the insulation level was currently too low. We were able to get our crew out to him quick and started work right away. The first step Alex and his crew took to prep the attic was using a one-part spray foam to seal the top plates within the attic so that no conditioned air leaks out. Then they installed baffles, flags and measure sticks to finish the attic work. Once we were finished prepping, the blow truck lead by Jason showed up and began to install new blown-in cellulose. With the new cellulose installed, the job was complete!

The homeowner noticed a huge difference in his energy bill and thanked the Complete Home Solutions team for helping him!

This homeowner purchased a Colonial home, that was built in 1968, they were experiencing drafts and fluctuating temperatures upstairs. That is why they decided to call us in to take a look at what was going on within their home!

After our Home Comfort Specialist, Ben, performed a blower door test, he confirmed that there was significant air leakage into the attic. Ben recommended that the homeowner remove all the old batt insulation and go for blown-in cellulose insulation. Our Home Comfort Technicians arrived at the job and air-sealed the attic to prevent future air leakage. After that, they installed blown-in cellulose insulation in the attic, which helped keep the temperature in their home more consistent. 

This homeowner is extremely happy with the work that was done and can truly feel the difference!

This homeowner added an addition to his home and needed some insulation installed. He called us and we were able to get Jonathan, one of our Home Comfort Specialists, out to figure out what we could do for him. Once there, Jonathan recommended that we spray foam the walls and ceiling to seal the addition while also acting as an insulator. Once everything was scheduled and ready to move forward, Logan and his crew showed up to apply the spray foam! We made sure to add 2-3 inches on the walls and 5-6 inches on the ceiling, this way, there is no air leakage and there is the proper amount of R-value installed. Once it was finished, the crew scraped any excess spray and cleaned up. 

Since we completed the job, the homeowner has finished his addition and noted how comfy the addition feels!

Matthew called in wanting to make his house more energy efficient and hoped it would help lower his monthly energy cost. With that, we sent our Home Comfort Specialist, Jonathan, to go and see how we can help! Jonathan recommended installing new blown in cellulose, along with spray foaming some of his HVAC in his attic. His existing insulation was outdated and did not give him the proper R-value for his area and the ductwork was not sealed properly which caused air to leak into the attic. With that recommendation from Jonathan, we sent out our Home Comfort Technicians to properly insulate that attic. We started by air sealing the top plates that run throughout the attic and stapling up baffles in order to help the attic breathe with all the new blown-in cellulose insulation. After we blow in the new insulation to the proper R-value, we spray foam the return boxes of his HVAC system to prevent further air leakage. 

Matthew was happy to see his energy bill go down while enjoying better temperatures within his house!

Nancy called in wanting a home energy audit and to inspect her house to see what we could do to make her house feel more comfortable. We sent Jonathan, our Home Comfort Specialist to go and perform a blower door test along with using an infrared camera to see where she has temperature issues. After conducting his tests, Jonathan recommended an attic insulation upgrade and to spray foam her skylight in the attic. With that, our Home Comfort Technician, Brad and his crew, went into the attic to begin working. They installed baffles and air sealed the entire attic. Before they blew the new insulation into the attic, they spray foamed the skylight, which during the infrared inspection, it was revealed that the skylight fluctuates temperatures and is one of the reasons why she is getting temperature differences between rooms. One spray foamed, Jose and Jason installed new blown in insulation up to the recommended R-value for Nancy's area. 

Nancy felt an immediate difference and loved the decrease in her energy bill!