Southern Home Performance FAQ's

What do you receive from a Southern Home Performance Whole-House Assessment?

Unlike free assessments from traditional HVAC companies, Southern Home Performance provides scientific testing of your home according to Home Performance with ENERGY STAR guidelines. This testing identifies the most cost-effective improvements you can make to your home. In addition, Southern Home Performance uses a comprehensive whole-house approach, which gives you a complete picture of all the energy and health issues in your home.

What are the benefits of Home Performance with ENERGY STAR?

Up to 40% savings on energy bills
Increased home resale value
Quieter, more comfortable living environment
Improved air quality for better health
Greater home durability with lower maintenance
Increased environmental safety and energy efficiency

Are air purifiers just as effective as home performance improvements?

According to the EPA and the American Lung Association, the most effective way to improve indoor air quality is to remove the source of the pollution. Air purifiers only filter the air; they do not remove the source.

Can Southern Home Performance really improve the quality of air in my home?

Yes, and we can prove it. We will test the air in your home with an Air Advance® Indoor Air Quality Monitor and show you measurable results.

What is the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program?

Home Performance with ENERGY STAR takes what’s called a “systems approach” to analyzing a home’s energy efficiency. Using diagnostic testing, a certified contractor is able to provide homeowners with unbiased recommendations for improving their home’s energy efficiency and indoor air quality. 

What is home performance?

Home performance is a whole-house approach to improving the energy efficiency of existing homes using local contractors who perform evaluation services and implement improvements.

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