Triple H Insulation Before & After Photos

This customer came to us with concerns about his crawlspace. After Triple H visited the house, they proposed to clean out the old, damaged insulation on the walls and replace it with new insulation, as well as spray foaming the rim joist to seal them. The Triple H crew went in and removed all the old insulation and encapsuled the area with SilverGlo insulation. Now the room will have much lower humidity and much warmer floors upstairs. And with the rim joist sealed and insulated with spray foam there will be less drafts and the house will be easier to heat. With all that now the house will be more comfortable year-round. 

This customer in Oakdale had an energy assessment because her family is using a lot of electricity all year round and wanted to see how she could use less and save money.  After Triple H completed the assessment it was suggested that this customer have cellulose insulation blown into their attic.  By improving the insulation in the attic, the customer will see an improvement in their utility bills. Baffles were also installed to improve ventilation in the attic space. 

A resident of Oakdale was interested in insulating their crawlspace. When Triple H evaluated the crawl space you could see the moldy and damaged insulation on the crawl space ceiling. When insulation in the crawl space becomes old it holds moisture and starts to fall from the ceiling. When this happens the air that was originally under the insulation is now on top of it defeating the purpose of the insulation. Triple H installed a GoldSeal Encapsulation System with SilverGlo. The vents and other air seal leaks in the crawl space are sealed and it is insulated with SilverGlo insulation. Then the crawl space encapsulation liner is installed along the dirt floor of the crawl space. The results are warmer, floors, less drafts, a quieter home and lower heating & cooling costs.

Crawl Space Encapsulation System

Before and After we installed a near mechanical catwalk and storage platform with new blown in cellulose insulation