How Air Leakage Around Exterior Walls Can Increase Heating Needs

Residents can lose a significant volume of heated air through small gaps and openings around exterior walls – these leaks are often difficult to perceive but they lower indoor temperatures, increase heat loss and cause heating systems to function more frequently during cold weather. Homeowners can make informed decisions about property improvements – understanding where air leakage occurs and how it affects the residence. Resolving these weaknesses supports other upgrades…
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The Impact of Home Energy Upgrades on Heating System Requirements

Residential energy upgrades change how much heat a property requires throughout the year. Improvements like insulation, air sealing, window replacement and upgraded doors lower the heat that escapes from a building. An existing heating system operates differently after a renovation. Homeowners who understand these changes can make informed decisions when they improve energy efficiency and plan for future heating equipment.