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Sealing Air Leaks

Sealing air leaks is a crucial step in the weatherization process.

Insulation Retrofits

The Department of Energy estimates that a combination of adding insulation and sealing air leaks can lower heating and cooling costs up to 20%.

Insulation Versus Other Weatherization Tools

Many steps can be taken to improve a home’s energy efficiency such as upgrading windows and doors. Simple, less costly steps can be taken such as adding insulation and sealing air leaks can be taken to improve a home’s energy performance.

Parts of an Energy Audit

Blower door tests, smoke pencils, infrared imaging and a duct blaster test are all key parts of an energy audit.

Recommended Insulation Levels

Insulation levels vary based on the climate in a given region of the country.

The Importance of Energy Audits

An energy audit is the best way to determine the problems in a home so they can be addressed properly. But, what exactly is an energy audit?

Where Are Air Leaks?

Air leaks tend to occur in similar areas throughout the home. Most homeowners aren’t aware of all the possible areas air can leak from.

Why Weatherize?

When a home is weatherized, the homeowner experiences greater comfort and lower utility bills. Did you know buildings are the largest contributor to greenhouse gases?

Icynene – Feedback from Builders

Learn what builders have to say about using Icynene for insulating and air sealing.

Icynene – Feedback from Industry Experts

Learn how Icynene has changed the way homes are insulated and the impact Icynene has made on industry.

Icynene – Feedback from Homeowners

Learn how Icynene’s combination of insulation and air sealing properties benefits homeowners.