WEATHERIZATION

Building energy codes are driving greater energy efficiency, which means tighter and better-insulated buildings. Designing and constructing beyond code—including quality residential and commercial insulation installation—delivers buildings that are more energy-efficient, quieter and healthier.

The value of energy efficiency is obvious: it saves homeowners money on energy bills and reduces power plant CO2 emissions to lower carbon footprints. Several ways to increase energy efficiency in homes and businesses. 

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• Caulking window and door frame crack

• Install door sweeps to reduce drafts

• Increase insulation in external walls & attic

• Install heat reducing roof exhaust ventilators

• Energy Star double-pane windows

• Place rugs on cold floors

• Use draft-sealing tape on internal doors

• Insulate electrical outlets

• Put your ceiling fan on reverse

• Don't use portable, gas, electric, space heaters

• Close fireplace flue, add a chimney cap

• Replace screen door with storm door

• Insulate water heater with a fiberglass jacket

• Fiberglass jackets around all ductwork, vents

• Install foam jackets on all exposed water pipes

• Hang thick curtains during winter

• Bi-annual HVAC checkup by professional 

• Replace intake air filters seasonally

• Install smart thermostat

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