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Click this link to learn about building an energy efficient home

Each page in this electronic book will link to a video that will introduce you to some different aspects of energy use in the home. It is important to remember that while safety and comfort always come first, it is possible to have a safe and comfortable home while using energy wisely.

Testing a House for Air Leaks

Any air that leaks out of the home will allow heat to also leak into or out of a home. This video will show how a professional auditor can check a house to determine how tight a home is and where the air leaks occur.

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Click this link to learn about building an energy efficient home

Home Energy Use 101

Testing a House for Air Leaks