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A blower door test measures air leaks in the home and helps prioritize the areas for work.
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Thermal imaging can provide a handy visual aid that helps detect heat loss. Infrared cameras are most effective while the blower door is running.
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We have an extensive portfolio of successful energy renovation projects that help illustrate the problems and potential solutions within your building.
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Tubing from the attic down into a slanted ceiling to inject dense pack cellulose is often a top priority on the retrofit task list.
You Can Improve the Performance of Your Residential Building
Your living spaces can be more comfortable and more energy-efficient, and your energy use can be lower.
When you invest in home energy renovations, you’ll get real value:
- Lower energy costs
- Reduced moisture, fewer drafts
- A valuable investment in your building
- Smaller carbon footprint
- Increased comfort
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Free Weatherization for Qualifying Vermonters
CVCAC offers free Weatherization services to Vermonters in our service area who meet income and other qualifications.
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From Audit to Renovation
Moisture, mold, drafts, warm and cold spots are all symptoms of poor building performance—and these are all problems that can be addressed through energy renovations.
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Building Science Myths
There are many myths about what makes buildings inefficient. These are just a few that we encounter.
