About Us
Our Residential Services in Less Than 90 Seconds...
We guide you through the process.
Nispen Building Performance is an experienced and certified Home Performance Contractor. We use the latest techniques and best available tools to improve your home's comfort and energy efficiency. Our technicians will perform a NO COST energy audit. We will guide you through the process, explain what we do, how we do it, and why.
We hope to make your home warmer on a winter night and cooler during the heat of the summer. At the same time, you will notice immediate savings in your wallet, with upwards of thousands of dollars in energy savings.
Energy Audit
Homeowners across Upstate New York depend on Nispen to conduct home energy audits. Our audits will save you money now and for years to come. A Nispen audit technician is trained and certified by the
Building Performance Institute (BPI). Our audit technician will sit with you and listen to your concerns.
Insulation Services
Heating & Cooling Equipment
Stop Air Flow From Your Home...
Most old and many new homes have leaky ductwork, which causes poor airflow. This results in uncomfortable rooms and can expose people and pets to health hazards. Beyond home comfort and health issues, porous ductwork can also cause your heater and air conditioner to age prematurely because the system cycles more frequently due to irregular and unnecessary airflow.
Lower Your Energy Bill Today...
Air sealing is probably the most important project that a homeowner should have done. 21% of the energy produced in the United States is burned in order to keep homes warm. Many people consider this a figure that cannot be reduced. The reality is it can be reduced one house at a time. While some of the air leaks in your home are visible to the untrained eye (around doors and windows), much of the average home's air leakage takes place in areas you do not see.
Seal Your Home...
Sealing your home's "envelope" can greatly reduce energy loss in your home. Indoor air can find many ways to flow out or in through gaps, cracks and holes in your basement, main floors and attic. Many of these escape routes are built into your home by contractors and plumbers who drill, saw and hammer openings while placing studs, joists, rafters, beams, wires, air ducts, electrical outlets, water lines and waste pipes throughout your home.