Insulation Services Before & After Photos

A homeowner from Long Beach, NY contacted Triple H stating that they've done work in the past with us and they'd like to hear more options as their home is feeling drafty in other areas. Our home comfort consultant Brian performed a free evaluation of the home. Upon completion Brian was able to provide solutions for the homeowner. Triple H air sealed and insulated the attic floor with 10" of TruSoft cellulose. They then installed SilverGlo foam boards with radiant barrier along the roof line, the gable ends and the blocking between floor joists. The homeowner will now be comfortable and their home will be energy efficient.    

The homeowners from Lynbrook had a free home energy assessment to find out why they had frozen pipes in their crawlspace. They were also concerned about some of the floors being cold. In order for the homeowner to be more comfortable and to help prevent pipes from freezing Triple H Contracting used Silverglo and a radiant barrier to properly insulate their crawl space. Silverglo aids in keeping warm air in and cool air out in the winter and the cold air in and warm air out in the summer months. The radiant barriers also helps with climate control and moisture . This home will no longer have cool floors or concerns about pipes freezing in the winter.  

This customer in Douglaston requested we give him an estimate to improve his attic insulation. Prior to our arrival he was was loosing heat and his home was not efficient. Triple H proposed a Super Attic. The SuperAttic system protects your house against energy losses by putting a continuous & airtight layer of foam insulation beneath the attic rafters and inside the attic's gable walls. SilverGlo panels are used to fully seal and insulate the attic directly beneath the roof rafters and inside the gable ends. This home will now be more efficient and comfortable. 

This knee wall space was insulated with Foamax Insulation board. The superior R-value and a foil face on the outside reflects heat out in summer. Foamax™ has a class A fire rating and can be left exposed to living area without a thermal barrier. No harsh chemicals are sprayed in your home, like spray foam. The attic is now part of the con-ditioned space in your home, and ducts in the attic are no longer in a hostile environment.