Archive for 2012
Down Home Spray Foam Insulation in Marietta
In these economic times, many Marietta home owners are looking for more ways to make their homes energy efficient. One consideration for this is hiring a professional insulation installer to use spray foam insulation to fill walls, nooks and crannies. As spray foam insulation is sprayed into openings in the area, it expands to create the…
Top Atlanta Home Insulation Types
The Department of Energy in the United States roughly estimates that about 50-70 % of the energy that Americans used in their homes generally comes from cooling and heating. This figure can be decreased by a considerable amount through the use of an apparatus called home insulation. This apparatus can help reduce the energy consumption…
New Purpose For Old Jeans in Atlanta
Everyone knows the importance of roof insulation, especially if you live in areas of extreme temperatures – hot or cold. Roof insulation can drastically reduce your Atlanta heating or air conditioning needs, which will save you money and help the environment by reducing the amount greenhouse gasses released, not to mention keeping you and your…
Atlanta Foam Pipe Insulation: Solution to Sweating Pipes
Water puddles on your basement floor is very common among houses with Atlanta sweating pipes. Truly, this dilemma is shared by almost all homeowners in the state, even in and out of the country. Sweating pipes destroy our furniture. On the other hand, water puddles are the culprit behind slippery floors that are considered unsafe for…
How Can Atlanta Thermal Imaging Help You Save Energy
A picture is worth a thousand words… or is it? A regular shot of a beautiful house may be picture-perfect. But when viewed through the eyes of a thermal imaging camera, it can reveal a lot of hidden issues. Atlanta thermal imaging is a technique using a special camera that detects heat radiation from the objects in…
Benefits Of Thermal Imaging For Atlanta Home Owners
Thermal imaging is a scientific method of viewing infrared energy that is emitted, transmitted, and reflected by an object. This is done with a device called a thermal imaging camera. These cameras are able to display images represented by temperature. This is done using color or grayscale images with temperature differences being displayed in a…
