Solar Spotlight – Hinesburg Town Garage
Building Energy partnered with the Town of Hinesburg, Vermont Independent Energy, and the Hinesburg Energy Committee to install a 34.32 kW system.
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Home Efficiency in Jericho, Vermont
Mountain bike jumps, a soccer goal, and several woodpiles greet you as you walk up Jen and Tom's driveway in…
Commercial Solar with Myers Recycling!
With so many solar installation companies popping up, learn why Jeff Myers of Myers Recycling Center decided to work with…
Bakersfield Solar Storage
Environmental Responsibility, Independence, Preparedness, or Investment? Everyone has their own reasons for considering solar and battery storage; What is yours?…
Solar Spotlight – Westford Ground Mount
Customer Thoughts: Nancy & Craig decided this was the year! They have wanted to take the solar plunge for a…
Years Later – New Roof, Same Solar Panels!
A story of solar panels, their durability, and the investment potential! Some Background The solar panels we typically install guarantee…
Why you should start with an Energy Audit!
“My floor is cold - Our basement has a dirt floor - Our heating bill is way too high!” We…
Snow on Solar Panels – What to do?
There is not much more beautiful than a fresh coating of snow! Vermonters are used to clearing these fun flakes…
Dense Pack Cellulose Insulation
We use the term "dense pack" when we are referring to cellulose installed at densities of 4.0 lbs/cuft. The settling and moisture problems of the past have been overcome with the advent of the dense pack cellulose installation technique.
Loose Fill Cellulose Insulation
Loose fill cellulose is most often applied in areas with flat, horizontal surfaces. It is perfect for attic insulation, particularly when additional insulation needs to be added. Loose fill cellulose insulation can be added right on top of fiberglass insulation or other insulating materials.