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Energy and Sustainability

Energy Efficiency Improvements

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By Concentrating on the building shell first, you will not only lower energy consumption but also improve indoor air quality, comfort, and resilience.  Making insulation, air sealing, and duct sealing improvements will increase your comfort, save money, and allow for your contractor right-size your equipment.

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Air Sealing

Reduces draft and heat loss by eliminating air leaks.  A variety of materials are used for air sealing, caulk, spray foam, metal flashing, weather stripping, and ridgid foam.

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Insulation

By providing resisitance to heat flow, insulation keeps heated and cooled air inside your house and keeps the outside temperatures out.  When correctly installed, insulation can deliver comfort and savings, especially during the hottest and coldest times of the year.

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Duct Sealing

Sealing ducts in a house is important because it prevents air leaks, which can significantly reduce the efficiency of your HVAC system, leading to higher energy bills, inconsistent temperatures throughout your home, and potentially poor indoor air quality by drawing in contaminants from outside areas like attics or crawl spaces; essentially, sealing ducts helps you save money on energy costs while maintaining a more comfortable living environment.