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During a dense pack exterior wall project, the siding is removed temporarily as necessary and an approximate 2" holes are drilled through the wall sheathing. A fill tube is inserted up and down into the wall cavity to not only fill, but dense pack the wall cavities. Dense packing is a technique that packs the insulation in very tightly. The wall cavities are dense packed with cellulose insulation which can get into all the irregular shaped cavities when packed in. The holes and then plugged and the siding is put back.
This customer from Wantagh requested an estimate for insulation in his master bedroom. The homeowner felt that his room was too cold in the winter and too warm in the summer. After assessing the insulation levels in the knee wall of the master bedroom it was decided the current insulation needed to be removed and replaced. Triple H removed the old R19 insulation and replaced it with blown in cellulose insulation. After the completion of the project the customer will be warmer and will also see an improvement in their utility bills.
The Triple H Crew went to this home in Bethpage, NY that was in desperate need of updated attic insulation. The crew removed the old batt insulation, and processed to air seal all areas of the attic to prevent from any air leakages. They then added 16" of blown in cellulose insulation to have the optimum R-value of R60. Now this homeowner will have a more comfortable home year round and there house will be more energy efficient.
To help this homeowner in Plainview, NY be more comfortable, Triple H reinsulated this customers attic space. This home was in need of updated insulation in their attic. Their home would always be hot and was hard to keep comfortable. The Triple H crew removed the old insulation and then air sealed the whole attic space from any air leaks. Then they blew in 14” of cellulose insulation to get to the proper R-value. Now the homeowner will experience a noticeably more comfortable home.
This homeowner couldn't wait to transform his dirty attic space into a more efficient space. The expert Triple H crew air-sealed all air leaks in the space and added baffles to each rafter bay to seep soffit vents clear and prepare insulation. After everything is prepped in the space, the crew then added 14" of cellulose insulation. This home is now warm in the winter, cool in the summer, and energy-efficient.