Many Pennsylvania contractors don't have the experience or tools it takes to properly test ductwork and building envelope tightness. Often, these individuals or companies rely on instinct and intuition gained from many years on the job, which can be very helpful throughout the entire process of building a home. It's not enough, however, to truly know if a home is airtight without performing measurable diagnostic tests.
At Energy Smart Home Improvement, we utilize state-of-the-art tools like blower door tests and infrared cameras to pinpoint the exact location of any leaks existing within a home—perfect for verifying a new construction project. This can not only lead to a more comfortable, structurally sound home with improved indoor air quality, but the third-party verification can do a great deal of good when it comes to satisfying clients and enhancing trust.
Perhaps most importantly, building code compliance testing ensures that your team is performing good work on a consistent basis. After all, the results of diagnostic testing don't lie, and the sooner you can identify a problem, the more swiftly it can be corrected.
"Very pleased with the work performed to insulate a crawl space. Quentin’s workmanship is excellent, as is his communication. When you’re working with a 110+ year old house, you need people who know what they’re doing, and this company definitely does. I prefer supporting a local business and highly recommend this company!"
"Everyone from Jon (owner) to the office staff to the team that performed the work have been great to deal with. Friendly. Professional. Real happy with the results too!"
Had a great experience today. 3/20/25. They showed up when I was told they would. They gave me direction of everything they were going to do, respected my house and me. They cleaned up after themselves and all 3 gentlemen were very nice and professional. I would use again."
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