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Outdated exterior lighting and limited indoor lighting control were affecting both convenience and functionality at a home in Clinton, NY. Improved lighting performance and adjustable brightness were needed to create a safer and more comfortable living environment.

To enhance exterior visibility, the existing outdoor light fixture was replaced with a new white motion detector flood light equipped with replaceable LED bulbs. The installation included verifying the existing junction box, assembling and connecting the fixture, and sealing around the perimeter where necessary to help protect against moisture intrusion.

Indoor lighting control was also upgraded with the installation of a slider-style dimmer switch in a light almond finish. The existing switch was removed and replaced with a compatible dimmer, allowing adjustable lighting levels for improved comfort and flexibility throughout the space. Full testing was completed to ensure safe operation and proper functionality.

The completed improvements provide brighter exterior illumination, added motion-activated security, and more customizable indoor lighting for everyday use.

An aging storm door was affecting both the appearance and functionality of a home’s entryway in Clinton, NY, leading to reduced weather protection and less efficient airflow during seasonal changes.

To improve the entry system, the existing storm door was removed and replaced with a LARSON 30 Midview 32” x 81” white wood-core storm door featuring a retractable screen and brushed nickel hardware. The new unit was carefully aligned and secured to ensure smooth operation and a proper fit within the existing doorway.

The replacement included securing the frame and hinges, applying weather stripping to reduce drafts, and testing the door for reliable performance and sealing.

The upgraded storm door now provides improved airflow, added protection from outdoor elements, enhanced energy efficiency, and a cleaner, more updated appearance for the home’s exterior.

Limited attic accessibility, poor airflow, and insufficient insulation were affecting the overall efficiency and usability of a home in Clinton, NY. An aging attic window and lack of safe stair access also created concerns for long-term functionality and convenience.

To improve the space, the existing attic window was removed and replaced with a properly sealed replacement unit. The opening was prepared and flashed with ZIP tape to protect against moisture intrusion, while spray foam insulation was applied around the frame to reduce air leakage and improve thermal performance. Exterior aluminum trim was rewrapped and caulked to create a clean, weather-resistant finish.

Safety and accessibility were also enhanced with the construction of a secure handrail around the attic stairs, providing stable support and safer movement when entering or exiting the attic space.

To maximize both insulation performance and usable storage, a 350-square-foot Attic SuperDeck system was incorporated into the attic design. This elevated insulated platform helps maintain the thermal boundary of the home while preserving practical storage space above the insulation layer.

Ventilation improvements included the installation of new gable vents to support balanced attic airflow and help regulate moisture and heat buildup throughout the year.

The attic was then upgraded with TruSoft blown-in cellulose insulation installed to achieve either an R-49 or R-60 insulation value, creating a thicker and more consistent thermal barrier across the attic floor.

The result is a safer, more energy-efficient attic space with improved ventilation, better insulation performance, and functional storage without compromising comfort inside the home.