Useful information, product sheets, and instructions for common code compliance needs and energy efficient features for homes.
Building code requires homes to be extremely tight. Depending on the insulation strategy you chose, there are specific areas that need special care to insure compliance at final testing. In this section you’ll find advice on best ways to get your building sealed.
Poorly installed ductwork is one of the leading causes of wasted energy in a home. This section targets the most common issues we see during building commissioning.
Since new homes are virtually draft free, we insure adequate breathing air at all times using powered fans. This section discussed the options and methods for code compliance through whole house mechanical ventilation.
There are many possible options for insulation. This section gives the pros and cons of each material and advice for best practices on installation.
A brief description of the various options for heating and cooling your home.
Range hoods over 400 cfm may require a make-up air system to safely replace the large volume of air removed by the hood. Options and equipment are discussed here.
In some municipalities, new homes are required to be built solar and/or electric vehicle ready. The specific code is discussed for each.
A collection of Details, diagrams, and useful images that were created by NYSERDA for use by builders and architects.