Blue Springs Energy Consultants

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"... to rewire before they could work. returned 2 days later to do installation. patient, polite, helpful...."

"... line was broken, smith was able to fix at much lower cost..."

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A home energy audit can stop uneven heating and cooling

An energy auditor may perform a blower door test, which is used to determine the air infiltration rate of a home. For the test to work, an auditor mounts a fan to an exterior door and removes air from the home, lowering the pressure inside. It forces outside air to flow in through any cracks or gaps in the home, expsoing points of air infiltration.

Dear Angie: I have lived in my 7-year-old house for three years. During the winter months, the master bedroom stays very cold. During the summer, it stays very warm. We have a two-level home and the bedroom is on the top floor in the back of the house.

5 ways to winterize your home and get immediate results

Setting the ceiling fan to operate in a clockwise direction can help circulate warm air down to ground level.

If you're constantly dealing with cold drafts, poor insulation and high heating costs, consider winterizing your home. The following home winterizing tips can help make your home more comfortable this winter.

Adding insulation to plaster walls

Adding insulation to walls can make your home more energy efficient and lower utility bills. A home energy audit is a great way to assess points of energy loss.

Angie Hicks responds to a member who wants to know if it’s a good idea to add insulation to walls if the interior is plaster and the exterior is brick, and whether it will save energy and lower utility bills

Stop heat loss with a home energy audit

For a blower door test, a fan is placed in the doorway to depressurize the inside of the home to help determine air leaks. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Chris R.)

Angie Hicks explains how a professional home energy audit can locate all points of heat loss in a home and recommends tips for hiring an energy auditor.

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Blue Springs Energy Consultants Reviews

"... member felt was prompt for a non-emergency situation. prompt, courteous, and friendly, would use again. plumbers were concerned with electrical wiring, so company sent a electrical tech at no charge...."

"... no extra charge for sending out electrical tech from smith..."

"... this company. always pleased with service/prices and no hassle price quotes...."

"... had excellent & prompt service each time w/three different techs...."

"... of duty, water heater leak on labor day, was told how to handle till tues had new unit installed aaa..."

"... price was very fair they also gave me a senior discount along with honoring my un coupon. jon the tech wore booties indoors and was very helpful..."

"... efficient. installed a hot water heater and re-routed flue...."

"... those who came to the house were very friendly, professional and did their job...."