The process starts with an initial interview with a Comfort and Indoor Air Quality consultant. If you feel your home needs to be dusted frequently or the air conditioning system makes a certain room feel clammy, let us know. Once we understand how you feel about your home's indoor air quality, we'll proceed with the inspection.
Equipment inspection
We begin the inspection by visually evaluating your cooling and heating equipment for any signs of deterioration, improper installation, or insufficient maintenance. You can also expect us to examine your system's air filtration and purification efficiency.
Insulation inspection
The consultant will visually inspect insulation levels in your home and check to see if they meet the recommended levels. You can also count on us to look for hidden defects and check the attic ventilation levels.
Air leakage evaluation
Once the Infiltrometer Blower Door test is conducted, the consultant will be able to locate where the worst air leaks are situated and what improvements can be made.
Airflow diagnosis
The consultant will conduct "static pressure" tests to check if there are any hidden blockages or design problems with your air duct system. This test is like a blood pressure check for your ducts.
Personalized improvement plan
The consultant will explain the results to you once the inspections and tests are complete. You'll also receive a prioritized plan of recommended improvements.
This checkup is designed to improve indoor temperature and humidity, reduce indoor air impurities, and lower operating costs so that you can save money on your utility and repair bills. Our technicians are highly trained and have learned the Complete Home Comfort Checkup process at the Comfort Institute to ensure your system is effective and fully functional.