Blown-In Insulation Before & After Photos

This home in Beltsville, Maryland had insufficient attic insulation and significant air leaks in the home. The homeowners called Complete Home Solutions to find the source of the home's problems. Our Auditor inspected the home and determined that the problem was caused by air leaks in the attic allowing the flow of inside and outside air through the house. To make the home more energy efficient, our crews removed the existing insulation and used spray foam insulation on the walls to insulate and air seal the attic. They replaced the insulation with Trusoft blown-in cellulose insulation which is a greener and more energy efficient solution.

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This home in Ft. Washingtion, MD was experiencing cold drafts and high energy bills this winter. There was not enough insulation in their Attic!

We performed a home energy audit to identify all the areas in the home that were leaking air. We air sealed all of the cracks and holes to prevent air leakage in the future. We also added more blown-in cellulose insulation in the attic to provide a warmer, more comfortable, and less drafty home.

The homeowners of this home in Laurel, Maryland knew that their attic insulation was inadequate and so they called Complete Home Solutions to find a solution. Our Auditor determined that the home needed blown-in cellulose insulation to replace the old ineffective and inefficient insulation and bring the insulation levels up to Dr. Energy Saver suggested levels.

Our Producion Team installed the blown-in cellulose insultion to make the home warmer this winter and more energy efficient in the future.  These homeowners are feeling more comfortable already!

These homeowners called Complete Home Solutions with complaints of uncomfortable temperatures despite what the thermostat said. Our Auditor went to the home in Laurel, Maryland and determined that the source of the temperatures was insufficient attic insulation causing the inside air from the house to escape. Our Production Team removed the original insulation and replaced it with an adequate level of blow-in cellulose insulation. This will provide a buffer to keep the home's air from escaping through the attic.

This homeowner wanted to upgrade their old insulation to blown-in cellulose insulation in their attic.