Loose-fill fiberglass retained beside an attic walkway.
Reflective attic-stair cover beside blown-in fiberglass.
Existing attic insulation beside a depth ruler.
Pink blown-in fiberglass beneath attic rafters.
Blown-in fiberglass beside an attic access walkway.
Blown-in fiberglass fitted around attic framing and supports.
Loose-fill fiberglass around attic supports and pipes.
Fiberglass coverage beside an attic support and duct.
Blown-in fiberglass beneath attic HVAC ducts.
Pink fiberglass coverage around attic framing.
Blown-in fiberglass coverage between attic framing.
Blown-in fiberglass coverage beneath sloping roof rafters.
Ventilation baffles fitted between roof rafters.
Roof ventilation baffles above insulated wall cavities.
Before bathroom exhaust fan duct replacement: the existing white duct is torn and disconnected.
After bathroom exhaust fan duct replacement: the new black duct installed in the attic.
Sealing framing seams and an electrical wire opening.
Attic air sealing along exposed framing and wire openings.
Foam applied along framing seams and around a wire opening.
Air sealing around plumbing penetrations through wood framing.
Air sealing around a duct opening in a masonry wall.
Sealing foam around attic penetrations and framing gaps.
Sealing foam around an attic exhaust-fan housing.
Air sealing around a bathroom exhaust-fan housing.
Sealing foam around a pipe penetration in crawlspace framing.
Fiberglass floor insulation held between crawlspace joists.
Loose and fallen fiberglass beneath crawlspace floor framing.
Crawlspace floor insulation above a ground liner.
Before an upgrade: loose insulation hanging beneath floor joists.
Fiberglass floor insulation in a crawlspace with exposed supports.
Uninsulated exterior wall cavity in a Charlotte home.
Round access openings in a garage ceiling cavity.
Faced fiberglass batts fitted between exposed wall studs.
Patched access openings along an interior wall.
Open access holes along an interior wall, with furnishings protected.
Pink fiberglass visible through wall access openings during insulation work.
Round wall openings used to access enclosed cavities.
Patched wall-access openings before final finishing.
Work in progress: access openings for wall insulation in a garage.
Fiberglass batts fitted between attic wall studs.
Faced fiberglass batts fitted in an attic room’s wall and roof cavities.
Rigid foam insulation fitted to the backs of attic knee-wall access doors.
Before: existing reflective material in the upper panels; lower panels exposed.
Rigid foam installed: panels fitted between the garage-door supports.
Reflective radiant barrier installed: finished layer added after the rigid foam.
Rigid foam insulation fitted to an attic-access panel.
Rigid foam board enclosure around an attic fan.
Rigid foam board at a knee-wall access door.
Rigid foam board fitted to an attic-access door.
Dark staining visible on attic roof sheathing near the framing.
Dark spotting visible on wood sheathing between attic rafters.
A moisture meter checking wood beside existing insulation.
Thermal view of attic framing. Camera temperatures reflect conditions at capture, not insulation R-value or energy savings.
Thermal view of an attic-access panel. Camera temperatures reflect conditions at capture, not insulation R-value or energy savings.
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