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insulated at The Link), caulking of specific areas, insulating specific ceiling and wall areas - all identified through infrared photography. Other recommendations included suggestions for light fixtures, water heaters, temperature setting and thermostat programming, and plumbing - all based on the use of the building. Recommendations would be case specific depending on a homeowner’s life-style and use of the rooms in the house.
The presentation stressed the importance of correct installation of materials and workmanship. For example, R-38 insulation (standard insulation rating on batt) will be R-38 only if installed with no air space between the insulation material and the joists, and if the joists themselves are covered. Otherwise, the effective insulation may be only R-20.
Small changes in equipment location can make a significant difference in one’s comfort - preventing one from lowering the entire house temperature. At The Link, an infrared photo of a person often complaining of being hot, showed the source of heat right at her feet: her computer. Grisby suggested that by moving the CPU in a different location, her comfort would be greatly enhanced, at no cost.
Finally Grisby discussed
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