Do you have hot or cold spots in your home? Is your home too dry in the winter and too humid in the summer? Do you have cold floors?
If you're interested in improving home comfort, you've come to the right place. Building Sciences LLC offers comprehensive home comfort testing services to improve the quality of life in your residence. Whether it's an inefficient heating system, drafty doors and windows, inadequate insulation or ventilation problems leading to moisture accumulation and mold growth, we're here to analyze your home and provide recommendations for how best to improve energy efficiency, indoor air quality and more.
A home comfort diagnostic test is often the first step in making your home more energy efficient, comfortable, affordable and healthy. Testing for air leaks, moisture buildup and mold growth can help you assess health, comfort and safety problems in your home and evaluate what measures are most effective for alleviating such problems. Our home comfort testing services will provide you with a clear roadmap of what improvements you need to do, as well as their estimated costs.
From audit to installation, Building Sciences LLC offers quality workmanship and unparalleled customer service. When it comes to ensuring home comfort for homeowners across the North, Central and Shore areas of New Jersey, we are second to none. Our certified analysts are experts at home comfort testing and will use a variety of techniques and equipment to determine the status of your home. Equipment such as blower doors (which measure the extent of leaks in the building envelope) and infrared cameras (which reveal hard-to-detect areas of air infiltration and missing insulation) will allow our professional team to understand the movement of heat and moisture in your home and make recommendations that fit your particular needs.
We are VERY happy with the work on our home! We were hesistant about the Energy Star program at first, but we're saving a TON on our energy bills and our upstair bedroom is finally comfortable without a fan or a space heater. Thanks! :)
Ever wonder where our country's energy comes from and goes to? This fascinating map from the Lawrence Livermore Labratory shows in simple graphic terms where we generate energy and how much of it goes to various sectors.
