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The exterior of your home is referred to as the Building Envelope which protects you from the elements. Your evenlope regulates how air moves in and out of your home, repels moisture and pests, and prevents conditioned air from escaping outdoors. Issues with your building envelope can have a massive impact on your utility bills, level of comfort, and indoor air quality.
Our 360° diagnostic approach examines the critical relationships between your systems and develops a customized proposal for solutions to maximize your health, comfort, and energy efficiency.
1. Six Point Visual Inspection
Our free visual inspection is thorough, covers the most important areas, and allows us to create a unique solution for your home. We inspect key vulnerable areas that compose your home’s building envelope.
- Attic
- Windows and Doors
- Exterior Walls or Wall Thermal Barrier
- Rim Joist, Band Joist, and Basement Box Sill
- Mechanical Ventilation and Mechanical Systems
- Indoor Air Quality
2. Blower Door — Air Leakage Test
Our free visual inspection is thorough, covers the most important areas, and allows us to create a unique solution for your home. We inspect key vulnerable areas that compose your home’s building envelope.
- Attic
- Windows and Doors
- Exterior Walls or Wall Thermal Barrier
- Rim Joist, Band Joist, and Basement Box Sill
- Mechanical Ventilation and Mechanical Systems
- Indoor Air Quality
3. Whole Home Energy Assessment
Our free visual inspection is thorough, covers the most important areas, and allows us to create a unique solution for your home. We inspect key vulnerable areas that compose your home’s building envelope.
- Attic
- Windows and Doors
- Exterior Walls or Wall Thermal Barrier
- Rim Joist, Band Joist, and Basement Box Sill
- Mechanical Ventilation and Mechanical Systems
- Indoor Air Quality
Insulation
According to ENERGY STAR®, up to 90% of homes are underinsulated in the United States. Most homes lack the sufficient amount of insulation and are not sealed properly to prevent air leakage. This means your paid-for conditioned air is leaking out of your home causing your furnace or air conditioner to run and run to keep up.
Upgrading your home’s insulation will significantly improve your home’s ability to retain conditioned air, reduce air leakage, increase air quality, and improve energy efficiency leading to increased comfort and reduced utility bills.
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam insulation is one of the finest insulation products on the market. It combines insulation and air sealing for superior overall performance, enhanced structural benefit, and is the best long-term value for your investment.
Design Advantages
- Lower your heating and cooling costs
- Form a continuous barrier against harsh weather around your home
- Prevent pest entry and moisture buildup
- Eliminate air leaks and drafts by filling gaps where other insulation wouldn’t reach
- Sound proofing, noise reduction, by acting as a sound dampener
