Before & After Photos

This homeowner called Klaus Larsen Roofing because one bedroom was colder than the rest of the house. They assumed they needed more insulation, but weren't completely sure.

Klaus Roofing Inspector, David Wirtz agreed that it was a lack of insulation that was causing this room to be colder and he recommend we install our graphite-infused rigid foam insulation panels called SilverGlo to seal and insulate the attic. SilverGlo is waterproof, durable and will not shrink or lose efficacy over time.

This attic was in need of more insulation so this homeowner called Klaus Larsen Roofing for a solution. We removed the old insulation and filled the attic with cellulose insulation. 

Blown cellulose insulation installation in Lancaster, OH. The insulation provides the necessary R-value to improve the home's comfort and efficiency.

John in Newburgh, NY, was ready to make some much-needed improvements to his home. He reached out to Klaus Larsen Roofing for help with new gutters and better attic insulation. We started by installing the Gutter Shutter system to keep his gutters clear and maintenance-free. From there, our team moved to the attic, where we air sealed and insulated the space, added a new bath vent, and insulated the attic floor using TruSoft™ cellulose insulation. This service comes with a comprehensive lifetime warranty, giving John peace of mind for years to come. Now, his home is more energy-efficient and comfortable throughout every season.

Lisa in Red Hook, NY reached out to improve the energy efficiency and comfort of her home. Her attic insulation needed an upgrade, so our team removed the existing fiberglass batts and focused on properly sealing the space before adding new material. We air sealed all attic top plates and penetrations using expanding foam to prevent drafts and heat loss. After that, we installed blown-in cellulose insulation to reach an R-60 value, creating a well-insulated barrier from the attic hatch.

In addition to the attic work, we also sealed and insulated the rim joist in the unfinished basement, helping to reduce air leaks from below. With these improvements in place, Lisa’s home is now better protected against temperature changes and more efficient year-round.