Comfort, Improved Indoor Air Quality, Energy Efficiency

The US Department of Energy estimates that just under half (44%) of the energy used in the average American home goes toward either heating or cooling the home. The good news? The DOE estimates a homeowner may be able to reduce their heating bill by 10% – 30% simply by increasing the amount of insulation installed in their homes.

The Importance of Insulation
Air naturally tends to move from warm areas towards colder areas and insulation restricts this natural movement. So, during the cold season, insulation prevents cold from coming into the house through the ceilings or walls. During the hot summer, it keeps the cool air inside the house, blocking it from moving towards the warmer area outside.

Our energy efficiency division: Home Performances Solutions uses the guidelines and standards of BPI – Building Performance Institute, we take a whole-house approach to pin-point specific problems with our state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment. Our assessment report prioritizes and recommends improvements based primarily on cost effectiveness, and provides cost estimates for our recommendations.