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Gary, in New Cumberland, WV (26047), reached out after noticing visible mold and a strong musty odor coming from the basement. Like many homeowners, the concern wasn’t just the appearance of the mold, it was how it could affect the air throughout the home.

When we evaluated the basement, we found microbial growth along with moisture-related conditions that were allowing mold and contaminants to thrive.

Our team started by thoroughly cleaning and pressure washing the affected basement surfaces using EPA-rated disinfectant solutions designed specifically for mold remediation. We cleaned structural surfaces including masonry walls, floors, and framing materials to remove visible contamination and surface buildup.

Once the cleaning process was complete, we dried the structure using professional dehumidifiers and air movers to bring humidity levels under control. Air scrubbers were also used during the process to capture airborne mold spores, dust, and allergens.

Because mold and contaminants can circulate through the HVAC system, we also performed a complete HVAC and duct cleaning to NADCA standards. Supply ducts, returns, trunk lines, vents, grills, and evaporator coils were cleaned and sanitized to improve overall indoor air quality throughout the home.

By addressing both the basement environment and the HVAC system, we helped eliminate the source of the musty odor and restore cleaner air throughout the house.

Now the basement is clean and dry, the air smells fresher, and the entire home has a healthier indoor environment.

Barbara wanted to make her garage more comfortable throughout the year. Like many attached garages, the exterior walls had little or no effective insulation, allowing outside temperatures to easily transfer into the space. During the summer, the garage became excessively hot, while winter temperatures made it cold and uncomfortable to use.

Beyond affecting the garage itself, poorly insulated garage walls can also impact the rooms adjacent to or above the garage. Those spaces often experience uneven temperatures because heat and cold easily move through uninsulated wall cavities.

Our team insulated the exterior walls of the garage using a dense-pack insulation system designed to completely fill the wall cavities. Unlike traditional batt insulation that can leave gaps, dense-pack insulation conforms around wiring, pipes, and framing members, creating a more complete thermal barrier.

By reducing heat transfer through the walls, the garage is now better protected from extreme outdoor temperatures. The improvement also helps reduce the workload on the home's heating and cooling system while making nearby living spaces more comfortable.

Now Barbara has a garage that stays more comfortable throughout the seasons while improving the overall energy performance of the home.

Richard needed attic insulation for him East Liverpool home in Ohio.   He contacted Home Environment Solutions to set up a free in home energy efficiency test.  After the test, Russ determined that the home needed  to be air sealed and insulated.  Richard would also benefit form having his chimney sealed with metal flashing and rock wool.   

Richard called the office and set the appointment to have the work done.   The HES team arrived and transformed Richards old attic into a money saving, energy efficient attic.   

Richard needed attic insulation for him East Liverpool home in Ohio.   He contacted Home Environment Solutions to set up a free in home energy efficiency test.  After the test, Russ determined that the home needed  to be air sealed and insulated.  Richard would also benefit form having his chimney sealed with metal flashing and rock wool.   

Richard called the office and set the appointment to have the work done.   The HES team arrived and transformed Richards old attic into a money saving, energy efficient attic.   

Travis from East Liverpool Ohio called Home Environment Solutions saying that no matter if she adjusts the temperature on his thermostat, his home is still cold in the winter and warm in the summer. We sent our expert Russ out to her home to perform a free home energy audit. Russ found old batt insulation, a non-insulated scuttle cover and unsealed penetrations such as wire and pipe runs.

We sent our insulation team out and they removed all the old insulation and disposed of it. Installed Silverglo along attic deck, installed titeshell over top of can lights and sealed with zipfoam. They also sealed and insulated scuttle cover, air sealed all penetrations interior and exterior and installed Trusoft cellulose on attic floor.