E3: Whole House Energy Exam
Flame Heating, Cooling, and Electrical is excited to announce the rebirth of the Whole House Energy Exam as E3 or the Energy Efficiency Evaluation.
If you schedule our team of experts to perform an E3 evaluation, we will test your house to ensure your heating and cooling systems are not only performing efficiently, but also meeting Flame's strict quality standards. Your safety matters, so let us provide the cost-effective expertise that will make your living area more hospitable. Schedule an appointment with us today and get $100 off as our introductory offer!
According to the U.S. Department of Energy the average duct system loses 25 to 40 percent of the heating or cooling energy put out by the central furnace, heat pump, or air conditioner. This energy loss comes from gaps and holes in the duct system that leak conditioned air (warm or cool air that has been paid for!) to unwanted areas. Along with duct leaks, a home may let outside air in through openings in attics, garages, and windows.
The goal of E3 is to identify these and other energy wasting areas and suggest corrections. A specially-trained Comfort and Indoor Air Quality Consultant will visit your home and (using advanced diagnostic instruments and testing procedures) will identify the home's specific problems and provide the homeowner with a personalized plan to solve these obstacles, permanently.
Correcting air leakage into and out of your home can potentially create benefits beyond energy conservation and lower utility bills. A tight home could mean even heating and cooling, less dust, and relief from allergies.
Flame Heating, Cooling, and Electrical's E3 makes the Detroit News. Click here to view the article.
Other Resources
- More info on E3 from the Flame Furnace Blog!
- Schedule an E3 expert to visit your home today!
- Duct Systems - Duct Performance overview as described by the U.S. Department of Energy
- Comfort Institute - Heating and Cooling Resources from the Comfort Institute
- Comfort Institute Research Findings
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