A picture is worth a 1,000 words. Doing this work in your home can save you $1,000.00 over time. We would like to say air sealing any area is well worth the upfront cost, due to the savings and instant comfot that comes with this project! 

Before you insulate your home, it is important to air seal the leaks prior to blowing in the insulation. This Williamstown, NJ homeowner had can lights wired through their attic. Can lights are one of the biggest culprits when locating air leaks in the attic. Conditioned air in the summer, or warmed air in the winter, can leave the room below the attic through these openings near the lights. Not only is the homeowner losing conditioned air, but they are also losing money on their energy bill. 
We sealed these spaces in the attic prior to insulating for the most effective results. The customer has been extremely pleased with the insulation so far! Hopefully, once winter comes, they will notice a huge difference in their energy bill compared to last year! 

What is air sealing? Really it is very basic. We disconnect your attic from your living space. By disconnecting the two spaces, we stop conditioned air from escaping and unconditioned air from infiltrating! Along with bugs, rodents, and pollutants! 
 
Want to know something else about air sealing and insulation? We can give you a BIG rebate from the state. Contact us now to see what we can do for you!

This newly built Quakertown, PA home needed insulation. The homeowner gave us a call and after assessing the property and what would work best, we recommended spray foam insulation. 
Our spray foam specialists carefully spray our best materials along the walls to seal any cracks or gaps in the frame. It also has a high R-value, which is the thickness of the insulation. It keeps the temperature in your home comfortable! 

Rebates on an insulation project! Want to participate in the NJ Home Performance with Energy Star program? Have a newer or midlife HVAC system? We want to air seal and insulate your home! 
Let us break it down in easy terms: An 80% furnace running in peak season (cold weather) with no air sealing and insulation under R-49. You home will leak conditioned air, and the insulation will not be thick enough to hold it in. Think about what your efficiency is after losing your conditioned air.
Same scenario with a High Efficiency furnace a 96%, the furnace may be cheaper to run at the same length of time, but it is still running and still losing heat. Why by a larger furnace (cost you more out of pocket), and run that furnace non-stop?
By air sealing and insulating first, you reduce the size of the furnace, and your home becomes much more comfortable. Stop going hot and cold throughout your night… a nice even heat is much better. The same scenario also works in the summer months!