Energy Conservation Inc. in Richmond, VA looks at your home as a system. We analyze your HVAC system to ensure your duct work is cleaned and properly sealed. We check the type and amount of insulation in your home, properly defining the thermal boundary. We identify energy loss areas, potential indoor air quality issues, and moisture problems. Through visual inspections, computer technology, and building science trends we are able to determine real and potential problem areas in your home. Energy Conservation Inc. uses a comprehensive energy audit to review your home's needs.
Energy Conservation Inc. (E.C.I.) is a Richmond, VA company created in 1990 by Gary Treaster with the mission to help consumers find "Building Science" solutions to problems such as high energy costs, moisture issues and poor indoor air quality. The "House As A System" approach to defining problems, and ultimately the proper solution, is based on implementing the education learned through training including being Virginia Power's 1st independent Energy Auditor, enhanced training resulting in a Masters of Building Science from Advanced Energy Corporation, advanced certifications as a Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant and a Certified Mold Remediation Supervisor through the Indoor Air Quality Association enables ECI to understand the systems approach to buildings and incorporate repair strategies that provide lasting results.
Extensive experience with reducing energy consumption, improving indoor air quality and managing building moisture means Energy Conservation Inc. can provide the right solution to make your home more energy efficient. Richmond, Virginia and the central Virginia area can experience temperature extremes - from freezing cold to extreme heat. Schedule your energy audit today to find out how much money can be saved on your heating and cooling bills. Rather than just recommending what needs to be done, we provide a detailed quote for all the recommendations.
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Hurricane season tip - stock up on gas and/or propane for generators and other power sources.
Hurricane season tip - start up your generator BEFORE the next storm to ensure it is working properly.
It may seem early but hurricane season officials started on June 1st. Be prepared.
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