Energy Efficiency Services

Your Local Home Energy Efficiency Experts

If your energy bills keep climbing or certain rooms never seem as comfortable as the rest of the house, the problem may not come from just one piece of equipment.

Your HVAC system, thermostat, ductwork, insulation, airflow, and the way your home holds conditioned air can all affect how hard your heating and cooling equipment has to work.

We can help you look at the bigger picture, understand where improvements may make sense, and choose practical solutions for your home.

Improving energy efficiency does not necessarily mean replacing your heating and cooling system.

Sometimes better maintenance, airflow, thermostat control, ductwork, or insulation can help your existing equipment operate more effectively. In other homes, aging or inefficient equipment may be part of the problem.

Our job is to help you understand what is happening first.

We look at the systems and conditions that can affect energy use and home comfort, explain what we find, and help you prioritize improvements based on your home, your goals, and your budget.

Signs Your Home May Be Wasting Energy

Your home may benefit from energy-efficiency improvements if you notice:

• Energy bills increasing without a major change in how you use your home.
• Heating or cooling equipment that seems to run constantly.
• Rooms that are consistently hotter or colder than others.
• Drafty or uncomfortable areas of the home.
• Poor airflow from certain vents.
• An attic or exterior walls that may not have enough insulation.
• Ductwork that is leaking, damaged, or poorly insulated.
• Trouble controlling indoor humidity.
• An older furnace, heat pump, or air conditioner.
• A thermostat that does not seem to maintain consistent temperatures.
• Frequent HVAC repairs or declining system performance.

You don’t have to guess which improvement will make the biggest difference. We can help you determine where to start.

Home Energy Efficiency Evaluation

The first step is understanding how your home is performing.

We can look at factors such as HVAC operation, airflow, thermostat control, ductwork, insulation, and other conditions that may be contributing to comfort problems or unnecessary energy use.

We’ll explain what we find in straightforward language and help you determine which improvements are worth considering now and which can wait.

HVAC Efficiency, Maintenance and Upgrades

Your heating and cooling system plays a major role in both comfort and household energy use.

Routine maintenance, proper airflow, correct system operation, and appropriately sized equipment can all affect how efficiently your HVAC system performs.

If your existing system still has useful life, we can help keep it operating properly. If replacement becomes the more practical option, we’ll explain your choices and help you compare higher-efficiency heating and cooling systems without pressuring you into equipment you do not need.

Home Insulation Improvements

Insulation helps slow unwanted heat movement into and out of your home, making it easier to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures through Indiana’s changing seasons.

Depending on the area of the home, we offer insulation solutions including:

• Blown-in cellulose for attics
• Dense-packed cellulose for walls
• Spray foam for ductwork
• Spray foam for walls and ceilings

We’ll help determine where insulation improvements may make sense instead of assuming every part of your home needs the same solution.

Ductwork, Airflow and Thermostat Solutions

Even a good HVAC system can struggle when conditioned air is not reaching the rooms where it belongs.

Problems with ductwork, airflow, insulation, or system controls can leave some areas uncomfortable while making your equipment run longer.

We can help identify airflow and ductwork concerns and can also install or calibrate thermostats that give you better control over your home’s heating and cooling schedule.

The goal is simple: help the entire system work together more effectively.