Product is awesome! Almost can't wait for winter to set in on Southern New Hampshire to really experience the difference. Almost! :) We've already hit the mid-30's and it's only middle of Sept, so no hurry Mr. Winter.

We bought our house in Peterborough, NH at the end of Jan this year. So in the spirit of taking office in January we set out on a 100 day and a 200 day plan. The previous owners of our new 1960's home did many things to update the house cosmetically, but mostly ignored energy efficiency upgrades. Four bedrooms, and a finished downstairs, yet only one heating zone for the whole house, ~2000 sq. ft., on a oil powered boiler/furnace. Our very first item on the 100 day plan was fixing that and zoning the house into 3 zones. Done, in like 30 days of moving in!

Next on the list was not one, but two woodstoves. 1st one in the finished downstairs, where the previous owner had an insert at one time. Done, somewhere around day 60. The 2nd woodstove(insert) we had thought we might hold off on until summer to maybe get a good deal, but dang springs are cold in Southern NH :) So that got done under the 100 day plan as well.

Now comes the good part! Foam It Green was an early candidate for the big job, well actually the only candidate! The Master Bedroom & Bath are above an otherwise un-insulated one car garage. I say otherwise, because it did have 3 inches of rolled insulation in the ceiling of the garage, but then it also had 3 inches of air space between the insulation and what is the floor of the master bedroom and bath. Yikes, that's cold! So right around day 200(mid-Aug), after many hours of removing paperboard and insulation from the garage ceiling(re-used in the exterior walls - Perfect!), did I say it was the middle of August, my friend and very HandyMan J.R. foamed everything under our master suite! As I said, it has already hit the mid-30s at night here in Peterborough and with a fire in the woodstove to take the chill off in the evenings, we can most definitely feel the difference!

2 cords of wood stacked, a load of BioBricks in the garage and all foamed up :) Bye Bye heating oil truck! Bring on winter!

Raymond D.
Peterborough, NH