House Insulation

 

Insulation in your attic is critical  


House Insulation Fact Sheet
A good primer and a terrific reason why page that will truly make you appreciate what insulation can do for you.
 

House Insulation and Air Sealing Products and Services
Product Information

A Guide to Selecting Fiber Glass Insulation Products for New Home Construction and Remodeling
North American Insulation Manufacturers Association
A guide to the types of fiberglass insulation products that can be used in each area of a home.
 

Buyers Guide: Reflective Insulation/Radiant Barriers
Insulation Contractors Association of America
Find contact information for providers of reflective insulation and radiant barriers.
 

Cellulose house insulation Facts
Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association
Information on cellulose insulation, including technical bulletins, special reports, and video.
 

Cellulose Insulation
Build it Green
Information on the properties and uses of cellulose information, and a comparison of cellulose house insulation to conventional insulation.
 

Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association
The trade association for the cellulose segment of the thermal/acoustical insulation industry.
 

Attic Insulation Calculator
  According to the US Department of Energy, up to 45% of a home's energy loss is through the attic, but the amount of heat actually lost will depend on where you live and how cold your attic gets. Click on the insulation you currently have and then the insulation you would like to add to see how much heat you could save.
 

 

 

Home Heating oil prices

 

 

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Chimney Liner and Flue Size

The flue size in an existing chimney may be too large for the required venting in newer high-efficiency furnaces and boilers. These smaller flues should be backfilled with high-temperature insulation to keep the exhaust gases as hot as possible until they reach the chimney.

State of the art technologies bring heating oil systems into the 21st Century.

Furnaces no longer just blow hot air through the house. Whether you are looking at upgrading your present heating oil system or installing a new one, one fact remains constant: heating oil systems are better and smarter today than they have ever been before!

They are designed as the focal point of a comprehensive, efficient, clean and safe system to heat your home. But it’s not all about heat. The same ductwork that connects the furnace to the rest of the residence can be used as the conduit for other forms of conditioned air as well. For example:

• Cooling with central air.

• Moisture control with a humidifier

• Eliminate dusts and pollens with a central air cleaning system.

Innovative technologies are producing heating oil furnaces with efficiencies in fuel-to-heat conversion ranging from 81% to 95%. The use of low-mass combustion chambers and improvements in the design of heat exchangers, coupled with high-pressure flame retention burners and innovative microprocessor-based controls are just several reasons for this leap in efficiency.

Modern furnaces can save you money, too, as an effective way to cut energy costs! Efficiency in the use of your heating oil pays for itself while providing an increase in comfort, peace of mind through confidence in the equipment and low exhaust emissions promote a cleaner environment as well.

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