We Offer Home Energy Audits in Burbank

Performing a Home Energy Audit When you’re shopping for appliances nowadays, your choices are narrowed down to the ones that save the most energy. However, it’s hard to create efficiency if your home has problems with leaks or insufficient insulation. Fortunately, it’s simple to have someone conduct a home energy audit to determine which areas of your home can be improved. Just call Air Max HVAC Inc in Burbank at 818-436-0006 or make your appointment today.

Professional Home Energy Audit

Our Burbank team can do a home energy audit for you. We’ll do inspections and tests inside and outside of your home. We’ll spend time outside looking at your walls, joints and eaves. We look for a snug fit to make sure no air is getting in – or out – of your home. Inside, we look at your insulation in the attic and around your furnace and water heater. To finish, we’ll check the duct work for tight seals that trap in your heated or conditioned air so it’s released where you want. A blower door is an additional test that may be included in your home energy audit. This test identifies and measures leaks using infrared cameras to determine which areas may have insufficient insulation or air infiltration.

Energy Star When you undertake a home energy audit with Air Max HVAC Inc, we’ll show you where problems are and what your options are to fix them. Solutions may range from the inexpensive, such as changing your light bulbs to the more expensive, such as reinsulating areas of your home or replacing an appliance. Our goal is to help you achieve better home comfort, so call 818-436-0006 to set up your home energy audit today. Burbank utility companies may also offer similar audits. Call your local utility company to learn more.

DIY Home Energy Audit

If you want to see how your energy usage stacks up against similarly sized houses and families, use the ENERGY STAR Home Energy Yardstick. All you’ll need are your last 12 months of energy bills and relevant information on your house, such as the year your home was built, number of people living there and square footage.