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Nealon Energy Solutions, LLC
9 Robin Lane
Clinton, CT 06413
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860-669-0333
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Testimonials
"Thank you for a great job. I will be sure to recommend you to all of my friends. I was extremely pleased with your professionalism and competence. You made me very comfortable and happy with my life long purchase"
- G.M., Southington, CT
"Excellent workers, very polite and did a wonderful job."
- B.Q., West Hartford, CT
"I was very impressed with the job and clean up, it was excellent."
- E.C., New Britain, CT
"Your company was very prompt on arrival, very professional and courteous. I look forward to many years of benefit of fuel saving cost and comfort of my home that your company provided with material and workmanship."
- P.D., Wethersfield, CT
"I was very impressed with your prompt response, professional presentation, attention to detail and your knowledgeable explanations for the work you do."
- J.R., Chester, CT
"The cellulose insulation has made such a difference. The temperature stays constant and the furnace burns much less frequently. I am really glad that your company chooses to deal with cellulose exclusively and that it is healthier for everyone involved. Thank you and keep up the great work."
- E.N., Forestville, CT
"Thank you so much for insulating my home. I woke up for the first time this morning in cold weather without shivering."
- A.S., Chester, CT
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Welcome to Nealon Energy Solutions, LLC - Your Green Home Company! Call for a free estimate today!
Owned and operated by the Bulgini Family. We are licensed, insured, an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, and a CHIF approved contractor.
We specialize in insulating older homes and making sure that your home is more energy efficient. You'll be surprised how little it takes to reduce your energy use and increase the energy efficiency of your homes just by installing a good insulating system.
Checking your home's insulating system is one of the fastest and most cost-efficient ways to use a whole-house approach to reduce energy waste and maximize your energy dollars. A good insulating system includes a combination of products and construction techniques that provide a home with thermal performance, protect it against air infiltration, and control moisture. You can increase the comfort of your home while reducing your heating and cooling needs by up to 30% by investing just a few hundred dollars in proper insulation and weatherization products.
Where to Insulate
Adding insulation in the areas shown here may be the best way to improve your home's energy efficiency.
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Insulation
First, check the insulation in your attic, ceilings, exterior and basement walls, floors, and crawl spaces to see if it meets the levels recommended for your area. Insulation is measured in R-values – the higher the R-value, the better your walls and roofs will resist the transfer of heat.
What You Should Know About R-Values:
There are factors to consider before you buy insulation. The amount you need depends mainly on the climate you live in. Also, your fuel savings from insulation will depend upon the climate, the type and size of your house, the amount of insulation already in your house and your fuel use patterns and family size. If you buy too much insulation, it will cost you more than what you'll save on fuel. To get the marked R-value, it is essential that insulation be installed properly.
Blowing the wall with Cellulose Insulation to a non-settling, minimum, three-pound density using the Dry Pac Wall System all but eliminates the convective air problems, as the cellulose is driven pneumatically into every crack and void. Electric boxes and wiring are encapsulated by high density Cellulose Insulation.
America's builders are switching to totally Cellulose Insulated homes...The energy efficiency and sound attenuation numbers are phenomenal! Each year, 67 million tons of paper (wood fiber from trees) goes into America's landfills. This recoverable resource is a phenomenal, natural insulation, which when properly installed in walls, attics and under floors will reduce energy consumption dramatically.