Energy Efficiency
The Problem
In a home without proper insulation, more warm air escapes from the house during the winter, and more cool air escapes during the summer, increasing the energy needed for heating and cooling. This situation ultimately causes unnecessary energy consumption, more greenhouse gas emissions, and the demand for non-renewable resources, making costs at home more expensive and affecting the value and comfort of your home.
It is easier to heat or cool your home with less energy when the walls, floors, and roof are well insulated because it allows for sealing your home from air leaks and improves ventilation. Sealing the cracks and crevices at home also reduces your carbon footprint and energy bills while enhancing your home’s comfort levels.
The Solution
Our best products for energy efficiency are spray foam and rigid board. When your home is airtight, it takes less time to heat or cool, and your heating or cooling system will not work as hard to keep the desired temperature. This will reduce your bill each month and extend the life of your heating and cooling system.
The space that needs insulation will determine which product fits your home best. Both options have additional benefits that may help other issues in your home, such as Indoor Air Quality, Temperature control, Soundproofing, and Lifetime. We offer a free home consultation to build the perfect insulation strategy for your home. Get started by clicking the button below!
We have rated each of our insulation products and methods using the Vortex Insulation meter, called VortaMeter. It is on a sliding scale between 1-100. Below, you will find how we rank each of our services’ energy-efficiency performance based on our metrics.
*This branded system showcases our opinion of how each insulation performs. It is based on our experience and a collection of industry standards regarding energy efficient homes.
Spray Foam Insulation – Closed Cell
Spray Foam Insulation – Open Cell
Rigid Board Insulation
Mineral Wool Batt Insulation
Fiberglass Batt Insulation
Blow In Insulation, Loose Fiberglass, And Cellulose Loose Fill
