The Insulation, Heating, & Cooling Group
- 609-704-7040
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Heating and cooling account for up to 70% of the energy used in the typical home. Inadequate insulation and air leakage are the main causes of energy loss in most homes. Depending on the age of your home, the number of floors, number of heating & cooling zones etc., your current insulation may no longer be effective against heat transfer. Building Codes from even just over a decade ago did not take into account the current state of energy price increases and projected shortages.
The amount of energy you save will depend on several factors: size, shape, and construction of your house; the living habits of your family; the type and efficiency of the heating and cooling systems and so on.
Heat naturally seeks cold. In winter, heat moves from heated living areas to colder areas such as the attic, garage, basement and eventually to the outside. During the summer, heat moves from outside to the inside of the house through walls, the roof and attic, windows, doors and through breaks in the thermal boundary of the home.
In order to maintain a comfortable temperature in a home, heat lost in winter is replaced by your heating system and the heat gained in summer is typically removed by your homes air conditioner.
By properly insulating your attic, basement or crawl space, you decrease the transfer of heat from living space to non-living space and thereby reduce the amount of heating or cooling needed in your home. This means an increase in comfort and overall reduction in costs associated with heating and cooling.
The quality of the installation is vital to the effectiveness of any insulation, which is why you can place your trust in The Insulation-Heating & Cooling Group.
Our technicians are expert in a variety of insulation types and will provide you with a quality installation – every time. Depending on your specific needs and our findings during your home energy audit, we may recommend installing any combination of the following insulation options:
According to the US Department of Energy, adding insulation is one of the most cost effective ways to reduce energy costs and increase the comfort of your home.
Determining the proper amount of insulation, where it should be installed, what type should be used and ensuring adequate ventilation and correct air flow can be properly determined through an energy audit with a BPI professional.
After an assessment is performed and answers to lifestyle questions are recorded, proper insulation levels and types can be recommended based on data specific to your unique home and circumstances.
