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This homeowner in Winter, WI was facing problems in their homes such as critters and water intrusion. They needed a new solution, so they reached out to DBS for professional help.
Design Specialist Jake Gilmer assisted the homeowner in a free, no-obligation estimate. After a thorough inspection, it was decided that SprayFoam insulation would be the best solution for the home's needs.
Foreman Evan LaFontaine led the installation of this project with help from a team. Together, the team used SprayFoam insulation to air seal the area and insulate the home. This insulation is water-resistant and provides a barrier to moisture to keep the home both warm and dry. As for the critters, SprayFoam is pest resistant and will keep them out of the home.
This homeowner can now relax knowing their home is warm, dry, and safe from pests.
In the charming town of Maiden Rock, WI, a concerned homeowner reached out to us due to poor attic insulation that was driving their energy bills up and comfort down. As you can see in the before picture, the insulation was barely there, leaving the home susceptible to heat loss. Our team stepped in with a durable solution - installing our high-performance TruSoft™ insulation. Notice in the after photo the transformation of the space into a highly energy-efficient attic, ensuring a consistently comfortable and efficient home for decades to come.
Before our team arrived in Hurley, WI, the homeowner struggled with chilly interior spaces, largely due to under-insulated crawl spaces—a common issue in colder climates. Rather than opting for a temporary fix, they chose a comprehensive solution to fully address the problem. As shown in our photos, we revitalized their cold, uninviting crawl space by installing Tru-Soft™ cellulose insulation. We tackled every area, from the challenging rim joists to the expansive spaces in need of dense insulation. Our expertise not only enhanced their home’s comfort but also promised lasting energy efficiency and warmth. The transformation led to a cozier, more energy-efficient home, perfectly reflecting our commitment to providing remarkable and reliable improvements for living spaces.
Nestled in the heart of Prairie Farm, WI, a new homeowner reached out to us with a vision to transform their inherited crawl space into a comfortable, livable space. The before photo highlights the cold, uninviting environment—far from the dream home they envisioned. Committed to delivering not just a service but a complete transformation, we embraced the challenge.
Using our Tru-Soft™ cellulose insulation, as showcased in the after photo, we revitalized the space, turning it into an energy-efficient, warm sanctuary. This once chilly crawl space is now a comfortable haven, thanks to Tru-Soft™ insulation. By strategically applying this superior solution, we exceeded expectations and created a cozy, energy-efficient environment where it was needed most.
The owner of this cabin in Stone Lake, WI was unable to use it during winter because of improper insulation. Looking for an energy-efficient solution, they reached out to DBS.
Design Specialist Austin Burley went to the property to conduct a free no-obligation estimate. After a thorough inspection, Austin let the cabin owners know about the insulation solutions offered by DBS. He advised them that they would benefit from having both the attic and crawl space properly insulated.
Foreman Raeshawn Pelfrey led the installation of the crawl space encapsulation on the cabin. With the help of a crew, they removed all of the faulty insulation from underneath the structure. First, a layer of dimpled drainage matting was laid over the ground in the crawl space. Next, panels of TerraBlock™ foam insulation were installed over the drainage matting to prevent frost. Finally, CleanSpace®, a thick white poly vapor barrier, was installed to complete the encapsulation of the crawl space. The crew also sprayed waterproof polyurethane foam to air-seal the walls of the foundation ensuring the space is as energy-efficient as possible.
Now that the home has been thoroughly insulated, the cabin owners will be able to comfortably use their cabin all year long.