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Code-required testing of natural draft gas appliances (such as furnaces and hot water tanks) that use indoor or outdoor air for combustion and flue gas dilution. The test ensures that the appliances can operate safely without backdrafting.

This device measures the amount of air being pushed out of your ducts when the HVAC system is operating. The numbers are recorded and labeled. If Aeroseal is performed, a test out of the results will be provided.

This device measures six key airborne items: Particulates, Chemicals, Carbon Dioxide, Temperature, Relative Humidity, and Carbon Monoxide. This can be measured for 1 hour or long term over 4 days.

This is a tool designed to measure the airtightness of ductwork. A duct leakage tester consists of a calibrated fan for measuring an air flow rate and a pressure sensing device to measure the pressure created by the fan flow. The combination of pressure and fan flow measurements are used to determine the ductwork airtightness.

This is a visual representation of duct leakage in the home. All the supply registers in the home are blocked off with foam or tape, the HVAC is turned on and smoke blown through the ducts. Smoke will be blowing out any leaks in the ducts and will give ideas on where to seal the ducts.

Why Measure the output of your bath fans? The average old bath fan's air-flow averages 30 cfm (Cubic Feet per Minute). Your bathroom requires, depending on size, 50 to 100 cfm of air-flow. Low air-flow can be a result of a clog, obstruction, too long of duct, blowing into insulation, twisted flex pipe, too many turns, etc. You get the picture. Low flow equates to keeping moisture in your home and most times that is a bad thing.

Have some ducts that just do not push air to where it should go? Our camera can look into your ductwork and identify disconnected ducts, holes, blockage, and record it for you to view. Once the problem has been identified then solutions can be presented.

Do you have an issue in your home that other contractors cannot fix? Let one of our Building Analyst take a look at your issue. Greene Solutions LLC is unique in that we employ 4 full time Building Analyst and Energy Auditors. We thereby have a unique perspective on energy retrofitting a home. We identify the issues and how the correct them. "We have been there and done that."