Before & After Photos

This was a new construction project in Brackney, PA.

This room had 3 inches of closed cell foam sprayed to the walls.  Once it's finished, this will be a very comfortable room.

This project was a new addition to a home in Brackney, PA.

3 inches of closed cell foam was sprayed in the wall cavities.  This addition is now ready to be finished.

This home was upgraded with Spray Foam Insulation between wall studs and roof rafters. The end result is a more comfortable, more efficient, and healthier home

This homeowner in Montrose, Pennsylvania had very high energy bills. They had previously insulated their attic and were looking to take the next step towards making thier home more energy efficient. We proposed to insulate their exterior walls with TruSoft Insulation which will further extend the barrier from the attic to help prevent conditioned air leakage and unconditioned air from leaking into the home. We started by removing siding and drilling the holes for TruSoft Insulation to be blown in. We then plug the holes and reattach the siding. This method leaves the home looking vitually untouched but much more insulated and energy efficient.

Homes without insulation in the attic can be exceptionally drafty. When left uninsulated, you are allowing the air that you pay to heat in winter and cool in the summer to escape right out through the roof. All the money spent on heating and cooling bills is essentially just wasted. When you do a simple upgrade such as spray foaming the ceiling, you stop that massive air leakage from taking place. You now have the ability to trap some of the conditioned air in your home and actually enjoy a steady temperature in the home. As discussed, that is exactly what we did to this home. We took an uninsulated, leaky attic and turned it into a completely spray foamed attic where the air leakage is now almost non-existant. Needless to say, the homeowner is very happy and much more comfortable.