Before & After Photos

This homeowner in West Suffield, CT had a problem with her cold and moist basement. One of our trained building scientists noticed she didn't have a basement door suitable to stop the outside elements from coming into her home. Our team got to work ripping out the old framing. After that was done we installed new pressure treated wood so the framing would not rot. once that was done we installed the new steel insulated door, and air sealed the gaps for an air tight seal. Now the basement will stay dryer and warmer for longer.

Our Team insulated this Knee Wall space and made the home more comfortable all year round. Also allows the homeowner to spend less on fuel and energy.

This homeowner in West Suffield, CT called us wanting to make his basement warmer. He knew that it needed to be insulated, but he was not sure what was best. When our Home Comfort Specialist came out to the home, he noted that the door in the basement was allowing cold air to enter the basement, as it was quite thin. 

We had the perfect solution for this customer. We replaced the old door with an insulated exterior door. This door is insulated, and has a locking knob. Now, combined with our other solutions, the basement is much warmer! 

This home owner in Bloomfield, CT had a humidity problem in there bathroom due to not having a bathroom fan. By not having a fan, you are letting all that humidity stay in the bathroom with no where for it to go. This eventually will cause mold to grow on the Sheetrock walls and mold is not something you want in your home. To fix this problem, our team installed a high efficiency bath fan. After we installed the fan, we have to duct the vent out the home by running the vent to the Gable side of the home. We then attach it to a proper vent so the humid air can escape. Now the homeowners will not have any more mold in their bathroom!

This homeowner in Bloomfield, CT  called us to and check out her basement. She was getting a lot of water in through her basement window. To fix this, we decided on replacing the window and installing our SunHouse Basement Window Encloser. To do this, we first had to rip out the old metal framed window well. We had to dig out the earth in front of the window. Next, we lay down stone in the hole we dug to help the water disperse. Then, we put in our SunHouse window well and the cover. We caulk and screw everything in place, this homeowner will not have to worry about water coming through her window again!