The older homeowner had lived in this house for 38 years and was concerned with the cost of heating the cape home with several additions. Also during the winter two years ago with the heavy snow loads the icicles were down to the ground on several sides.…
People have many ideas on how to heat their homes here in Northern New England. What is the best fuel to use? Oil? Gas? Wood? Electricity? Geothermal? Micro Hydro? Solar? Wind?
Over time conditons in and around building change. Moisture must be controlled and managed for both the buildings ' and occupants health. Moisture analysis is part of our Energy Audit evaluation and we provide recommendations for control.
This is often a typical response for homeowner ' s regarding our energy audit services. They realize that their house needs so many things done that it is simply overwelming to even consider testing and starting on the road to energy efficiency. These are exactly…
We have tested and studied a number of regional church buildings, in Vermont and New Hampshire. Most of the buildings have one thing in common, they have been added to and modified a number of times during their long life span. Since these…
One of the biggest takeaways homeowners get from a thorough home energy audit is the sense that they missed the chance to get it right the first time. In order to make right the gaps in insulation and minimize the impact of the thermal bridges created during construction,…
Whether finishing a custom cabinet or pointing out how an uninsulated water pipe is contributing to an ice dam, I firmly believe that details matter, and make the difference between a run of the mill job and truly professional work.
J. Rousseau, Randolph, VT TJ taught me a lot about my house and the systems in it during the extensive time he was here. His thoroughness amazed me and his recommendations made perfect sense. Where was he when I was building the house! I will definitely recommend his services to anyone who is interested in an quality… (read more)