Unpredictable New England temperatures can be felt within your home, as well as your wallet. This is why it’s vitally important to learn about your home’s weatherization, air sealing and aero sealing. We’re here to help!

Our job is to locate and seal drafty areas to decrease the amount of fuel it takes to heat and cool your home. The result — lower energy expenses and a smaller carbon footprint. Other benefits include a reduction in outside noise, less allergen and pest infiltration, and better control over problems caused by humidity and moisture.

Using caulking and foam to stop heat loss and installing door weather stripping are just some of the solutions that may be discussed. Our auditors find that most homes could benefit from additional insulation. Insulation provides resistance to heat flow, making a home more energy efficient. During your home energy assessment, our specialist will check the location, type, and thickness of your existing insulation.

Using our whole house approach, the energy specialist will do a thorough assessment of your basement, attic, and crawlspaces to identify areas in need of improvement. They also ensure there is adequate ventilation, which helps prevent moisture and mold, two of the biggest issues in homes. Additionally, we’ll check heating systems and water heaters for combustion safety protocol.

With an energy assessment, you’ll be provided with a detailed report, including findings and recommendations to improve your home’s efficiency and save money in the long-term. This is the first step towards taking advantage of the incentives and rebates offered through the Mass Save Program.