FAQs

Greene Solutions stands apart in central Ohio because our entire team consists of certified auditors. We hold BPI GoldStar Contractor status, which means we don't just sell insulation—we identify problems, collaborate with you to create solutions, and execute the work correctly. As a family-owned business led by a father and son team, we're deeply committed to quality and exceptional service.

The BPI GoldStar Contractor program is a contractor excellence initiative that emphasizes strengthening internal quality control processes to enhance customer service. Improved quality control leads to fewer errors, reduced callbacks, and more satisfied customers.

No, you're not obligated to use our services beyond the audit. We can perform a thorough energy audit and provide you with recommendations. However, if you choose to hire us for insulation, duct sealing, or other energy retrofit services, we'll provide a coupon that offsets the cost of your audit.

Our entire team holds certifications from Building Performance Inc (BPI) as qualified energy auditors and building envelope specialists. We're dedicated to improving your home's energy efficiency while delivering high-quality work and excellent customer service. Greene Solutions has also received the Angie's List Super Service Award five consecutive years.

Tyler and Thomas Greene, who are brothers, lead the company and take an active role in all energy retrofit projects. Our team has a genuine passion for energy conservation.

We handle all audits, testing, air sealing, insulation, and duct sealing internally, as these are our areas of expertise. For window and door installation and HVAC work, we partner with trusted professionals to guarantee quality results. We oversee all work performed by our partners to ensure it meets Greene Solutions' standard of excellence.

We install Owens Corning blown fiberglass insulation in attics and two-part closed-cell spray foam in basements and crawl spaces.

For attic insulation, the Department of Energy recommends an R-value between R-49 and R-60. This generally translates to approximately 17 to 20 inches of blown fiberglass insulation.

Not entirely. While insulation helps reduce heat transfer, it cannot prevent air from escaping through gaps and cracks. Pairing insulation with professional air sealing around light fixtures, plumbing penetrations, top plates, and other openings helps address unwanted drafts.

Higher energy bills, uneven indoor temperatures, winter ice dams, and thin or compressed attic insulation can all indicate that your home may need additional insulation.

Unsealed ducts can allow heated or cooled air to escape through holes, gaps, and disconnected joints before reaching your living spaces. Proper duct sealing helps improve airflow, maintain consistent indoor temperatures, and create a more comfortable home.