Advanced Home Performance

Introduction: Who we are: Advanced Home Performance serves homeowners who desire excellent service, an outstanding level of detail, unbiased reporting, and a focus on client satisfaction. We pride ourselves on a thorough inspection and audit and hope you will ask any questions you may have. Your decision on how to best enhance the energy-efficiency of your home will be based on how fully you understand the evaluation of your energy audit. We provide a start to finish service and have sorted through various subcontractors to find you the best. Testing, air sealing, insulation, furnaces and air conditioning, windows and doors, and solar are all part of a package that you can select from. You may find a cheaper auditor, but you won't find one who is more focused on customer satisfaction. Why should I pay for an audit? Done right, an energy audit can help you decrease your energy bills, increase the value of your home, and help you become a better informed homeowner. If you are considering investing thousands of dollars on energy upgrades to your home, trying to choose where to spend your dollars most effectively without your home being first tested is a guess at best. Conventional wisdom is that solar panels on your roof or new windows will solve your high utility bills. Research on existing homes that have had air sealing and insulation improvements first show that the cost savings of a smaller furnace and smaller solar system can offset the cost of the improvements while offering greater comfort and healthier indoor air. Because every home is unique, the cost of an energy audit more than pays for itself by giving us the information necessary to help your home become a safe, healthy environment for you and your family. Our goals: At Advanced Home Performance, we believe that when you step in your front door and are not aware of the climate in your home, then we have been successful. If you notice the temperature, odors or noise of your home when you arrive, this may mean that it is either too warm, too cold, has too much or too little ventilation, or has the wrong sized furnace or air ducts. One thing is for sure; something isn't right. Our desire is for your indoor air quality to be so perfect that you don't even notice it.