2023 means updated tax credits that seriously benefit consumers who are ready to make their homes more efficient, and Energy Home Inspection can help you take advantage of them!
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Energy is conducting a study on exterior continuous rigid insulation added to re-siding projects. That means that if you are considering re-siding your home this year, you may be able to participate, and you could receive free insulation and air sealing that is worth an average of $4,000 per home.
Read MoreEnergy audits demystify how your home uses energy with prioritized guidance that goes far beyond lowering your utility bills.
Read MoreReplacing your home's windows may not be worth the money.
Read MoreEnergy Home Inspection specializes in inspecting historic homes.
Read MoreYou've got a friend who likes to explore the attic or crawl space in your home that you have been avoiding.
Read MoreThe history of Saluda told through its homes from the perspective of a home inspector.
Read MoreMy greatest sense of accomplishment is when people realize their home can be more comfortable, affordable, and healthy, and in doing so that it will also make them feel better.
Read MoreHaving pursued a career as a home inspector through my passion for building science, I love working with engaged and curious homebuyers in hopes of increasing confidence and understanding of the home they are purchasing. These are some of the most common questions that I discuss with many of my clients.
Read MoreAt Energy Home Inspection, we work with a number of people in Asheville and surrounding areas of Western North Carolina who are buying a home and who aren’t quite sure what they should be looking for from their home inspector. Here are some of the most common questions we help new homebuyers field when they are deciding who to work with!
Read MoreWhile solving building deficiencies can be layered and complex, the remedies can bring about meaningful and multi-faceted solutions that contribute to overall building performance.
Read MoreWhile some older homes were built without gutters, the ongoing lack of gutters is like continuing to drive a car without seat belts just because it was made that way.
Read MoreThere are several reasons pipes get insulated. Your reason for deciding where and how to insulate your pipes will depend on the situation.
Read MoreIn an average home, the heating and cooling system (HVAC) is the most sophisticated piece of equipment with the highest operating and replacement cost.
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