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A family in Little River encountered serious challenges in their crawlspace, including mold, moisture, rot, and unpleasant odors, exacerbated by groundwater seepage. In search of a long-term solution, they reached out to Carolina Energy Conservation for expert assistance. The suggested solution was to treating the existing mold then encapsulate the crawlspace with the CleanSpace Encapsulation System, which effectively seals out moisture and mold. They also installed a high-capacity dehumidifier designed to control humidity levels and prevent future moisture issues, ensuring optimal air quality throughout the home. With these extensive upgrades, the family can now enjoy a healthier, more comfortable living space, free from crawlspace-related concerns.
This Little River homeowner was looking to increase the efficiency of her HVAC unit and receive balanced air conditioning throughout the house. He decided to search on Google for a reputable contractor in his area, and was led to Carolina Energy Conservation as local professionals who specialize in energy efficiency. After a free and thorough energy evaluation, it was clear that encapsulating ductwork would be a necessary step in the right direction towards meeting his goals. Attic spaces in South Carolina are in excess of 130 degrees which makes it hard for the unit within the attic to pull in cold air and distribute it effectively. Encapsulating the A/C ducts would improve thermal performance and ensure balanced air conditioning throughout the home from room to room. As a result, the air conditioning unit would have to run less saving the homeowner on energy costs and increasing sustainability. This project was completed within one business day, and this homeowner’s investment in energy efficiency would help them save on their electric bill and life of their A/C units!
This Little River homeowner was committed to improving his HVAC unit's efficiency after noticing rising utility costs during peak months. He searched on Google for a local specialist, and found that Carolina Energy Conservation was a top rated contractor who offers free home energy evaluations. After he reached out, Carolina Energy Conservation swiftly sent out a specialist who discovered a lack of attic insulation and holes within the ductwork, explaining the significant energy loss experienced during peak months. Our expert presented his findings, and it was clear that encapsulating the ductwork would be a necessary step towards achieving this homeowner's goal. Our expert recommended duct encapsulation because it would maximize performance of the HVAC unit as well as ensuring balanced air conditioning throughout the home. It would also cut down or eliminate any excess condensation being put off by the HVAC unit. This project was completed within one business day, and this homeowner’s investment in energy efficiency transformed their home!
While attending the Myrtle Beach Home Shows, this family discovered a Solatube display and approached Carolina Energy Conservation. They were attracted to the Solatube as a way to bring more natural light into their home. It turned out to be the perfect choice for them. The Solatube design allows natural light to enter the home without causing any damage to floors or furniture. Additionally, it features a softening lens that reduces harsh midday summer light and maximizes weaker winter rays, providing a comfortable amount of light throughout the year. With it installed, they will have more natural light within their home, making their home more energy efficient in the process.
This Sunset Beach, North Carolina Raised Beach Homeowner was having floor moisture and comfort issues throughout the year. After a free home energy evaluation with Brantley Saunders, the Homeowner opted to have the hardy board removed, floors air sealed and spray foamed, and the duct encapsulation. Not only being insulated from the elements, the encapsulation will allow conditioned air to spread more evenly throughout the home.
Raised homes need efficient insulation in the attic and under the home to extend the life of the home and to make it comfortable year round. If you experience cold floors or inconsistent temperatures throughout the home, call Carolina Energy Conservation for a free inspection!
