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A professionally trained home performance analyst will visit your home to conduct a thorough home performance analysis. This thorough testing will include a comprehensive testing program utilizing the latest Energy Star certified techniques and tools.

Tests include:

1. COMBUSTION SAFETY & HEATING RELATED TESTS
These tests and inspections are conducted in the heating and cooling equipment area of your house.


Carbon Monoxide Tests

We look for excess carbon monoxide in the flue gases of your heating appliances and in the air of your house.


Drafting Tests

An evaluation of the risk that the combustion gases in building's flue(s) will be pulled back into your house by a source of negative pressure.


Flue Inspection

An examination of your combustion equipment flue pipes for blockages or other hazardous conditions.


HVAC Equipment Inspection

A visual inspection examines the overall condition of your heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment.


2. HEALTH & DURABILITY INSPECTIONS


Mold and Moisture Sources

As part of a walk through of the house, your inspector looks for areas where there is evidence of mold or high humidity.


Indoor Air Pollution Sources

Also as part of a walk through of the house, your inspector looks for areas where there is evidence of potential sources of indoor air pollution.


House Durability Inspection

The inspector looks for areas where there is evidence of maintenance problems affecting the durability of your house.


Insulation and Envelope Inspection

An examination and measurement of the insulation levels in various areas of your building's "shell."


Roof and Attic Inspection

The inspector examines the roof and attic for evidence of maintenance problems.


Exhaust Fan Duct Condition

Finally, as part of a walk-through of the house, your inspector examines the condition of your exhaust fan ductwork for length and condition. Too long of a duct run can cause moisture problems, and leaky exhaust ducts can put damaging amounts of moisture into your house.


3. WHOLE HOUSE PERFORMANCE TESTS


Blower Door Test

A comprehensive test measures the leakiness of your house. The building is pressurized and de-pressurized and a measurement of air leakage is performed.


Duct Leakage

A similar test that measures the leakiness of your duct system.


Pressure Mapping
(Test performed depending on circumstances)
This test helps to determine the unintentional air flows that occur when the heating and cooling fan is on. A second test looks at the unintentional connectedness of various spaces such as attics, basements and garages to your house.


4. ENERGY ANALYSIS


Historical Electrical Consumption

Analysis of one year's worth of historical electric bills. Identify possible savings through photovoltaic. Verify rate schedule is optimized.


Historical Gas Consumption

Determine viability of renewable heat sources such as solar thermal, solar pool heating, flash hot water systems, etc.


Lighting

Lighting bulbs and fixtures can be replaced with more efficient bulbs and fixtures that last longer and pay for themselves.


Appliances

Energy Star appliances save money and provide high performance. Appliances are identified as potentially benefiting from an upgrade to an Energy Star Appliance.

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