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A family in Conway wanted to make their garage more energy efficient, so they contacted Carolina Energy Conservation for assistance. The best solution for them was to install polyurethane foam insulation, which transformed the space into a well-regulated environment. This type of spray foam creates a thermal barrier, significantly reducing heat transfer and improving overall energy efficiency. As a result, the garage will be more comfortable throughout the year, and the family will enjoy lower energy bills. They now have an eco-friendly and cost-effective solution that will make their garage much more comfortable and energy efficient.
This longs resident was looking for less heat in his garage. The area above his garage was used for storage and it was cooking like an over.
After speaking with Jill in the appointment center and then Grant on site, the homeowner chose our garage insulation package. We install soft vents and blow in R-30 cellulose in open garage attic floor and under decking where accessible. We also install attic tent over attic access in garage.
The homeowner gave raving reviews of our install team, highlighting their friendliness and ability to keep the process clean! Go Team CEC!
The homeowner in Longs wanted to reduce the strain on their HVAC system and make their garage cooler to enhance energy efficiency. After reading positive reviews about Carolina Energy Conservation's insulation and home energy services, they decided to schedule an energy evaluation. The evaluation recommended installing cellulose insulation in the attic above the garage to an R-30 value. This would effectively block air leakage through small cracks and gaps, preventing heat from entering the garage and impacting the HVAC system's efficiency. With the installation of cellulose, their home will become more energy efficient and comfortable, leading to savings on energy bills.
After discovering a leaking duct, this home owner contacted Carolina Energy Conservation to look at their attic space. The current blown in insulation was low and not up to code. We suggested the removal and disposal of the existing insulation, followed by air sealing the attic and new blown in cellulose to R38. We encapsulated the ducts throughout the attic and installed a 35 watt Solatube attic fan. The home is now ready for lower electric bills throughout all the season.