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Home Performance

A basic description of Building Science and the 'Home As a System' is that every occurrence within a home has an effect on the rest of the structure. Wind pressure, insulation (quantity & type), humidity levels, bathroom/kitchen exhaust fans, fireplaces & chimneys, heating systems, dryers, recessed lights, attic venting systems, etc...they all affect the way structures perform as a system. If every aspect of this 'system' is not addressed the most beneficial savings may be overlooked and could quite possibly make matters worse.

Many buildings energy inefficiencies are not directly initiated at the area of concern. For example: solutions for roof top ice dams can be both basement & attic solutions (air sealing & insulation) - solutions for frozen pipes in walls can stem from porch overhangs, attics air leakage, and basement chases to the outdoors. Mold/mildew on your bedroom windows? Try lowering the moisture level in your basement or air sealing (blocking cold air from entering) around your window trim. 

Our professionals will look into every aspect of your structure and generate solutions which work in unison 'as a system'. Based on the clients budget and goals, our recommendations will focus on improving the structures entire performance while always adhering to the health and safety standards of your home and its inhabitants.

house as a system air leakage diagram