Learn more about home energy audits, infrared diagnostic testing, home performance, the economics of energy efficiency vs. renewables, and other essential information to start making your house more comfortable (and more affordable) today:
Comparing insulation’s will help you to determine which insulation is best suited for you project.
Learn more about environmental factors that play a big part in your buildings energy efficiency such as cold weather and hot weather conditions as well as the division of heat loss in a typical home.
A home energy audit is the first step in improving your home’s energy efficiency. Start here to learn what it’s all about.
One of the most common myths among owners of aging homes is that it’s a good thing for their homes to be leaky. Check out this article to get the scoop on the relationship between air sealing, energy efficiency, and proper ventilation.
One of the essential (and coolest) components of a basic home energy audit is infrared diagnostics. Check here to learn what it’s all about.
Home Performance is one of the crucial new terms in building science and home energy efficiency, but one that hasn’t yet broken into the mainstream. Learn more here.
Air sealing is perhaps the most important step you can take in increasing the energy efficiency of your home. Find out why.
When most people think home energy, they think two things: energy efficiency, and renewable energy. Start here to learn more about the economics of your options.
Mold, a type of fungus, is different from plants, animals and bacteria. When a lot of mold is growing on a surface, it often appears black or green.Check here to learn what it’s all about.
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Compare your household’s energy use to others across the country and get recommendations for improvement.
The Building Performance Institute (BPI) is the nation’s leading building science accreditation organization. The “house as a system” philosophy – which looks at a building’s various components (building envelope, attic, basement, combustion equipment, ventilation sources) and the interrelationship between them to maximize a home’s performance.
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