Wednesday, March 30, 2011
A home energy audit is often the first step in making your home more efficient. An audit can help you assess how much energy your home uses and evaluate what measures you can take to improve efficiency.
If you are interested in getting specific recommendations for improving the efficiency of your home, consider contacting a professional Home Energy Auditor. A professional auditor can use a variety of techniques and equipment to determine the energy efficiency of your home. Thorough audits often use equipment such as blower doors, which measure the extent of leaks in the building envelope, and infrared cameras, which reveal hard-to-detect areas of air infiltration and missing insulation.
But remember, audits alone don't save energy. You need to implement the recommended improvements to enhance energy efficiency, lower utility bills, and increase comfort.
If you are interested in getting specific recommendations for improving the efficiency of your home, consider contacting a professional Home Energy Auditor. A professional auditor can use a variety of techniques and equipment to determine the energy efficiency of your home. Thorough audits often use equipment such as blower doors, which measure the extent of leaks in the building envelope, and infrared cameras, which reveal hard-to-detect areas of air infiltration and missing insulation.
But remember, audits alone don't save energy. You need to implement the recommended improvements to enhance energy efficiency, lower utility bills, and increase comfort.
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- Domicile Consulting’s Curriculum Vitae We have over 75 years of combined construction experience as carpenters, remodelers, engineering, insurance investigation, fire investigation and general contracting. We understand how buildings are put together and the materials and methods used. We are constantly and consistently educating ourselves in the latest construction methods and the ever expanding field of Building Science. Our most significant asset is the trust our clients place in us to educate them objectively about their property investment, whether residential or commercial. Here are some of their certifications and licenses: • State of Illinois Certified Home Inspection Education Provider • State of Illinois Licensed Home Inspector • Member of the American Society of Home Inspectors • Member of the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors • Member of the National Fire Protection Association • Member of the American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers • State of Illinois Certified Fire Investigator • RESNET and Building Performance Institute • National Air Balancing Institute Is YOUR inspector qualified?
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