Energy Audits & Blower Door Testing in Florida

Guessing is expensive. A blower door test and thermal scan tell you exactly where the money is leaving the building.

Stop guessing where the money is going

A homeowner with a $480 summer electric bill has a dozen theories about why. An audit replaces theories with measurements. Blower door for total envelope leakage, duct blaster for duct leakage, infrared thermal imaging to see missing and compressed insulation through the drywall, and direct measurement of existing insulation depth and condition.

What the blower door actually tells you

We depressurize the house to 50 pascals and measure the airflow required to hold it there. That number — CFM50 — quantifies total leakage. Then, while the house is under pressure, we walk it with a thermal camera or a smoke pencil and physically find the leaks: top plates, recessed lights, plumbing chases, the attic hatch, band joists, and the always-underestimated gap around the ductwork boots.

Duct leakage is Florida's silent budget item

Ducts in a 135-degree attic leaking 20 percent of their airflow is common in older Florida homes, and it's a double loss: you're paying to cool air that never reaches a room, and the resulting pressure imbalance pulls hot humid attic air into the house to replace it. Measuring it tells you whether sealing the ducts should come before anything else.

You get a prioritized list, not a sales pitch

The deliverable is a written report with photos, thermal images, measured numbers, and a ranked list of improvements with estimated costs and estimated savings. If the highest-value item on your list is something we don't sell, the report will still say so.

Why Florida homeowners and builders choose Standard Insulation

• Licensed and fully insured Florida insulation contractor
• Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — a real person answers
• Free written, itemized estimates with options priced side by side
• Owner-operated by Dylan Cecere, who still walks jobs personally
• Every city in all 67 Florida counties, with our densest coverage in Palm Beach County
• Clean job sites, containment, and a walkthrough before we leave