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Ceiling Leaks
Ceiling air leaks need to be fixed prior to installing insulation. If air leaks in the ceiling are not properly sealed beforehand, the time and money spent on insulation will be wasted.
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation, Maintenance & Repair
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Crawl Space
Many homes lose a significant amount of energy efficiency in the crawl space. Whether your crawl space is ventilated or unventilated, insulating your crawl space is a good investment.
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Indoor Air Quality, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Knee Wall Doors
A knee wall is any wall inside a living space that backs up to an attic. Without proper sealing, hot air from the attic can leak into the living space in summer months, and cold air can seep into the …
Tags: Clark Energy, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Sealing Duct Work
Leaks in the duct system waste both energy and money. By eliminating leakage in the ducts, your home's heating and cooling system can provide comfort with a decreased run-time.
Tags: Clark Energy, Energy Audits, Heating & Cooling, Insulation, Maintenance & Repair
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Weather-strip Doors
Weather-stripping doors can dramatically increase your home's energy efficiency and stop those chilly drafts. Add weather stripping to any door in which a 1/8-inch-wide crack exists and air can be …
Tags: Clark Energy, Insulation, Maintenance & Repair, Windows & Doors
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Knee Walls
A knee wall is any wall that is adjacent to the attic. Without a proper seal in addition to insulation, the extreme heat and cold of your attic can seep through the knee wall and into your living …
Tags: Building Green, Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation, Maintenance & Repair
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Whole House Fan
A whole house fan is a simple and inexpensive way to cool your home. Whole house fans work to cool your home by drawing cool outdoor air into the home through open windows and exhaust hot air through …
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
CFLs
Compact fluorescent lamps last significantly longer and use less energy than standard incandescent bulbs.
Tags: Clark Energy, Energy Star, Going Green, Lighting
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Attic Decking
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Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Attic Hatch
Many times the attic acess is where poor insulation and improper sealing can cause air leaks that can increase a home's energy costs.
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Attic Insulation
A well insulated attic keeps warm air out during summer months and inside during winter months. Attics are one of the easiest areas to add insulation to in your home. There are two types of …
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Attic Pull-Down Stairs
Improperly sealed attic pull-down stairs can reduce the effectiveness of attic insulation by as much as 30%.
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Attic Ventilation
In hot weather, proper attic ventilation can reduce roof temperatures, which will save on heating costs and lengthen the life of your roof.
Tags: Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy
Basements
In many homes, it is common to lose up to 30% of a home's heat in the basement. By making your basement more energy efficient, you can lower heating costs and conserve energy.
Tags: Basement, Clark Energy, Heating & Cooling, Insulation
Type: Fact Sheet
Source: Clark Energy

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