Is your home energy efficient?  How can you know?  A typical home has many cracks that leak air and also insufficient insulation levels.  Those cracks are often equivalent to having left an entire window open!  Many of us are living in homes that are uncomfortable in summer or winter, and have significant indoor air quality issues.  These same conditions drive costly energy bills. The bad news is that energy costs are expected to increase 7-15 % annually. The good news is that solving for comfort and improving air quality also lowers your energy usage which lowers your energy bills.  The same faults in your house that cause high energy bills also contribute to problems such as:

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• Drafts

• Uneven temperature and humidity levels

• Mold and mildew

• Poor indoor air quality

• Moisture damage and ice dams

We conduct a comprehensive audit that may include occupant interviews, energy bill audits, blower door depressurization, infrared thermography, duct testing, combustion/back-draft testing and physical inspections of insulation, HVAC systems and appliances, as well as other aspects within the home. 

We diagnose a home's problem areas and prepare a work plan that allows you to proceed with improvements at your own financial pace.  We advise you of what to DO and what NOT to do to improve your home performance.  Home performance improvements can result in:

• Much lower energy bills 

• Improved occupant comfort

• Better safety and health