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Radiant Barriers are becoming more commonplace and people are realizing just how much more effective radiant barrier is compared to the traditional mass insulation. Conventional mass fiberglass insulation, no matter how thick, has almost no ability to block or shield radiant heat energy which can account for as much as 93% of summer heat gain and up to 75% of winter heat loss. These products are only designed to slow down conduction heat energy. If you are only relying on an R-valued material to insulate against radiant heat gain / loss remember, these types of insulation are not designed to stop the radiant energy like a high quality radiant barrier like Energy "Q"™. Energy "Q"™ Reflective Thermal Barrier, if properly applied, will increase comfort levels and lower utility costs by reducing heat loss or gain, as well as, increase the efficiency and energy consumption of equipment. What to use Radiant Barrier Foil Or Paint? Fire Protection Benefits of the foil radiant barrier
Qualified for the 2006-2007 Government Energy Tax Breaks
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When you install Energy "Q"™ Radiant Barrier your home will be much more comfortable. No more hot or cold spots. One day can make a huge difference in your quality of life at home. Plus you will see great savings on your energy bills.
Metal Buildings are known for being uncomfortably hot or cold. Not any more! Even these cavernous buildings benefit from Energy "Q"™ technology.
It is easy to have the Energy "Q"™ product installed in your new home. It is an upgrade which will pay you dividends in comfort and savings.
The heat reflecting properties of Radiant barriers are a powerful energy efficient solution, blocking the high temperatures that an attic can reach. Lowering the workload of the air conditioner and the duct work can lower utility bills, especially in the hotter climates |
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