Assessment of the Basement/Crawlspace Sample Clauses

Assessment of the Basement/Crawlspace. During the screening visit, the Energy Specialist shall evaluate the potential of the basement area for energy efficiency improvements. In order to achieve this, the Energy Specialist must determine how the basement is used by the customer and its relation to the building envelope. This determination will guide how basement measures will be recommended. Generally, basements are semi-conditioned and should be considered inside the thermal envelope. Attempts to reduce heat loss by separating the basement from the home are not usually successful. Exceptions may include some crawlspaces or basements with large openings to the outside. In these rare cases where the basement is outside the thermal envelope, eligible measures to recommend include: For basements that are clearly outside the thermal envelope (such as a vented crawlspace): Heating System Distribution Improvements: • Duct Sealing – Recommend that all ducts located outside the thermal envelope be sealed with mastic or mastic tape to form a durable, tight seal. Duct sealing shall be recommended in conjunction with duct insulation. These improvements should be recommended for implementation by HVAC contractor. • Duct Insulation – Recommend fiberglass duct insulation with a foil vapor retarder on all heating ducts located outside of the thermal envelope. Duct insulation shall be recommended in conjunction with duct sealing. These improvements should be recommended for implementation by HVAC contractor. • Hydronic and Steam Pipe Insulation - Recommend pipe insulation for all heating pipes located outside the thermal envelope.
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