Corey Hatcher

The Drying Company

Title: Home Performance Advisor
Corey Hatcher from The Drying Company

Corey joined The Drying Co./ThermalTec team in 2021 after spending several years working with a comparable Home Performance Company in Northern, VA.

What past work experience do you have that relates to your current role at TDC?

I have 6+ years of experience in the construction industry (masonry, roofing, framing, and carpentry). I was also a BPI-certified Building Analyst for 4 years.

What's your favorite thing about your job?

I love problem-solving and determining the best solution to help homeowners make their homes more healthy, comfortable, durable, and energy-efficient.

What's something you're proud of?

I love being part of a company and team with an outstanding reputation and great moral values.

Do you have any hidden talents or hobbies?

I love spending time and doing things with my wife and 2 boys. I also enjoy offshore, freshwater, and river fishing.

If you could have any superpower, what would it be?

Enhanced Healing (i.e. Wolverine)

Customer Reviews About Me

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Richmond, VA
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Charles and his helper were the best! Very professional,...
By David O.
Richmond, VA
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Testimonials from customers I've helped!

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Your crew was great! Read Full Testimonial
Pam D.
Mechanicsville, VA
The crew did a great job! They communicated very well and were very courteous! Read Full Testimonial
Robert Z.
Chester, VA
Outstanding and professional crew. Great representation for your company! Read Full Testimonial
Tom R.
Chester, VA

Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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Many of the crawl space floor joists were covered with mold and mildew growth. This can occur on any organic materials when the relative humidity reaches over 60% during warmer temperatures. Musty odors and mold spores can find their way up into the home and irritate those with allergies and asthma.
The white spots on the wood are microbial growth. Sometimes you'll see black or brownish spots as well. This growth occurs on organic material when temperatures are warm and the relative humidity is about 60% or higher.
The insulation currently in the attic does not fill the floor joists nor does it offer enough R-value to resist the transmission of heat from the attic to the rooms below or the loss of conditioned air from the living space to the attic.
Some areas of the attic had very little insulation, below an R-19, while others did reach in an R-19. This is typically a result of the insulation settling over time.
Old blown-in fiberglass insulation and fiberglass bats sparsely cover the ceiling.

Case Studies I've worked on

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Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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