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Our Home Energy Audit identifies the "hidden" leaks and inefficiencies that drive up utility bills and compromise your family’s comfort.
Detailed Insulation Values Analysis
Most homeowners know they have insulation, but few know if it is actually doing its job. During our audit, we perform a deep dive into your home’s insulation values. We don't just check the depth of the fiberglass or cellulose; we look for "voids," compression, and settling that create thermal bridges. By calculating the actual R-value of your attic, walls, and crawlspaces, we can determine exactly how much heat is escaping in the winter and radiating in during the summer.
Advanced Infrared Camera Inspection
To see what the naked eye cannot, we use state-of-the-art Infrared (Thermal Imaging) cameras. This technology allows us to "see" temperature differences on your walls and ceilings.
Identify Air Leaks: See cold air rushing in around outlets, baseboards, and top plates.
Locate Moisture: Find hidden leaks or condensation points before they become mold issues.
Electrical Safety: Detects overheating circuits or breakers that may pose a fire risk. This non-invasive scan provides a visual "heat map" of your home's performance gaps.
Window Co-Efficient Values & Performance
Windows are often the weakest point in a home’s thermal envelope. We evaluate your window co-Efficient values—including the U-Factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC).
U-Factor: We measure how well your windows prevent heat from escaping.
SHGC: We assess how much solar radiation (heat from the sun) enters your home. By understanding these specific values, we can recommend targeted solutions—whether it’s specialized window films, weatherstripping, or high-efficiency replacements—to ensure your HVAC system isn't fighting an uphill battle against your glass.
HVAC Pressure Balancing
A properly balanced HVAC system is essential for consistent airflow and comfort. We test and adjust air pressure levels throughout your home to ensure each room receives the right amount of conditioned air. This improves efficiency, reduces strain on your system, and enhances overall indoor comfort.