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A recent job in Fort Belvoir, VA involved removing badly damaged insulation from an attic. This insulation was barely effective due to its damage and age. Removing and re...

At Comfenergy, we use blow-in insulation rather than the traditional rolled out insulation. It is frequently going to be either cellulose or fiberglass. We specifically u...

We recently performed a test for radon in Philomont, VA.

Discover what home performance is and why it matters to you. Based on questions from a Richardsville, VA homeowner.

With the many modern heating options that we now have today, the fireplace, once the only source of heat, has now become a point where your home can lose heat or cool ai...

A new breed of insulation has come on the scene that is sleek and shiny. It's low profile, highly efficient and cost effective - they call it Radiant Barrier! We installe...

A Stephenson, VA homeowner was having issues with unwanted noise.

Why adding a second HVAC system isn't always right for fixing your upper floor when its too hot.

Why adding attic fans are a poor way of trying to make your upper floor cooler in the summer. A Stevensburg, VA home was having issues with top floor comfort and had been...

Interesting statistics about how Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Design are being viewed by current home buyers.

This article describes two reasons that home owners insulated the HVAC ducts in their home.

Baffles, Soffit Vents and Ridge or Gable vents play a vital role in a well performing home, like this one in Washington, VA. Learn why.

A job in Paris, VA revealed dirty carpet edges, among other comfort issues.

The same way that clothing acts as a barrier to keep your body warm during the winter, insulation protects your home to slow the flow of heat, in both the winter and summ...

The Fifth Fuel: Energy Conservation, and Comfort - How the two are linked

Extracts from Carmel Ford Article on how much recent or soon to be Home Buyers are willing to pay to save $1,000 per year on operating costs.

An interesting project in Gore, VA involved addressing an issue with cantilevers.