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Energy efficiency in a home is highly influenced by the amount of heat radiating down from the attic, but an attic fan installation can do a lot to reduce your energy bill.



It is our policy to give every home owner a free infrared scan to the entire upper level of the house to test for energy leaks when we do a free estimate for an attic fan installation.
Not only is this a matter of giving you the best possible service, but we need to know that once the fan is installed it will operate at maximum efficiency. Using an infrared camera we take pictures of the walls, floors, ceilings, windows and doors in your home and allow the results to precisely reveal where your home is allowing heat to enter spaces you are trying to keep cool with your air conditioning system.
For example, in a recent infrared survey report done for a customer requiring additional attic ventilation, the images showed heat radiating from the attic into the living area below. This indicated to us that the attic insulation was either damaged or missing at some points. Even if we installed the fan, it would still not prevent the heat from leaking through the ceilings. This meant the customer would continue to pay higher electric bills due to his air conditioning units working harder.
On the main floor of this customer’s 2-story townhome the thermostat was set for 72° Fahrenheit, but the temperature on the second floor was 82° plus. It was a hot summer day and this customer was looking at a hefty electric bill because of the heat leaks.
Any time we do an attic fan installation we make sure you are aware of the energy leaks in your home are identified. We repair the areas of insulation that are damaged or missing in the attic and exterior walls. We advise you of all other leaks that require attention. Our goal is to help you make your home energy efficient and save money on your heating and cooling costs.

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