Spray Foam Insulation Before & After Photos

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!

This homeowner was experiencing cold floors in her Edgewater, MD home and decided it was time to resolve the issue! After getting in contact with us, we sent our Home Comfort Specialist, Jonathan, to get the ball rolling on the project. While there, Jonathan went and investigated the crawl and recommended that they get a full crawlspace encapsulation to make the crawl a conditioned space and help with the cold air rising from their crawlspace. The next step was getting our Home Comfort Technicians into the crawl and begin working. They started with removing the old batt insulation as it will no longer be needed by the time we finish the job. Then, the crew added a vapor barrier to keep the moisture from the ground outside of the homeowner's crawl. The next step was to install a brand-new dehumidifier to maintain a 50% humidity level. The final step was to install spray foam on the walls of the crawlspace with 2 inches of foam on the walls and 3 inches of foam on the rim joist and band board. 

The homeowner immediately felt a difference and loved the outcome! 

This homeowner in Shady Side was experiencing cold floors and moisture in their crawl space causing the first floor of their home to feel muggy. They were smart to call the professionals at Complete Home Solutions to make their uncomfortable home feel more comfortable! Our Home Comfort Specialist, Ben, visited to assess their crawlspace and determined that the homeowner needed a complete encapsulation to combat the moisture and cold floors. Ben recommended that our Home Comfort Technicians come out to fix her crawl issues. The crew started by removing all old insulation and debris from the crawl, followed by installing a sump pump to remove standing water and decrease the amount of moisture. After that, the crew installed 20 mil. vapor barrier to keep the moisture emitting from the ground from reaching the living space. The last step is to have our Spray Foam Specialists spray two inches of foam onto the walls of the crawlspace to complete the encapsulation. 

The homeowner noticed an immediate difference and enjoyed their warm floors and moisture-free home!

This homeowner contacted us and wanted someone to come and see what we could do to make her home more efficient, she made the right call by contacting us! We sent Jack, one of our Home Comfort Specialists, to assess what could be done. After Jack inspected her home, he came to the conclusion that encapsulating the crawlspace and adding insulation to the attic would make a huge difference. We started in the crawlspace by removing the old insulation and any debris that was in the way. Next, we added a new 20mil vapor barrier to help block and moisture from seeping through the ground and into the home. Finally, once the vapor barrier is installed, we spray foam the walls to prevent any moisture seeping though the foundation while also acting as an insulator. We generally spray 2-3 inches on the walls to make sure the crawl is well insulated. Now the crawl is looking good and working to keep her home as efficient as possible.

The homeowner called us weeks after to let us know that she has felt a huge difference and her energy bill was much lower!

These homeowners in North Potomac, Maryland called our office to find ways to make their mud room more comfortable.  They also asked for advice on how to make their home more energy efficient.  We recommended solutions to help them achieve their goals.  We made significant improvements to their basement and crawl space.  This made an immediate improvement to their comfort, health and helped make the temperatures in the home more consistent.  Our production crews removed damaged insulation in the crawl space to prepare for air sealing and insulation.  We removed old duct wrap from the crawl space and installed a new vapor barrier.  We air sealed the crawl space walls and rim and band joists with closed cell spray foam insulation.  Now that the crawl space has been improved, these homeowners are finding their mud room to be more comforting and reaping benefits of improved energy efficiency.