Improve Your Home’s Energy Efficiency
Fact: Insulation is the most basic, cost-effective way to lower your home’s energy usage and improve the comfort level of your home.
Heat flows naturally from a warm place to a cooler space. In the winter, heated air will try to flow to an unheated garage, basement or attic. Conversely, in warm months, heat will try to flow from the outdoors into the cool interior of the home. The majority of this heat transfer in home takes place in the attic.
It is the role of insulation to prevent this unwanted circulation throughout your home. Combined with proper ventilation, proper insulation helps your home maintain a comfortable, uniform temperature throughout the year with significantly less use of heating and cooling systems. As a bonus, insulation also acts as a sound absorber, and helps make your home quieter.
Kwaske Construction offers a free home inspection of the interior and exterior, identifying issues that addressed that may otherwise be difficult to diagnose - before they become big problems with big expenses. For more information or to schedule a home inspection, call 517-745-2614.
Do I need insulation? 3 questions homeowners need to ask

Q: Do you notice areas in your home that are hotter or colder than others?
Hot and cold spots in your home could be the result of inadequate insulation. By adding insulation to your attic, you can improve the comfort in every room of your home.
Q: Are your energy bills higher than your friends or neighbors with similar size homes and utility services?
Properly insulating your home can save you up to 30% on energy bills year-round according to the U.S. Department of Energy—from heat in the winter to air-conditioning in the summer!

Q: Do you live or work in the city?
Buildings consume 40% of the world’s total energy— more than automobiles— that create poor drinking water, heat-related health conditions, and smog. When you properly insulate your home, you’re helping the environment—and we can show you how you can earn a $300 federal grant!




