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EDGE Energy is a six-time ENERGY STAR Contractor of the Year. We’ve completed thousands of insulation projects since 2006 – all with a satisfaction guarantee.
What's it like to install insulation with EDGE Energy?
How we cut Kadir's bills by 21% with insulation and air sealing
When we arrived, we found that Kadir had little insulation and a gaping hole in his attic.
By sealing the big hole (plus lots of little holes) and adding insulation, we reduced Kadir’s energy waste by 21%.
The best part?
We helped Kadir and his family secure rebates that covered the entire cost of the project, which included a new heat pump, heat pump water heater, solar panels.
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//Why Choose Us
Why Homeowners Choose EDGE
Proven Experience
Two decades of delivering compliant, reliable solar, HVAC, and home energy projects.
In House Expertise
Design, installation, and service handled by EDGE employees. No subcontractor roulette.
Built the Right Way
Engineered for performance, longevity, and code compliance from day one.
Accountability After Install
We service what we install and stand behind the work long after the project is complete.
We want to help you by giving frequently asked question
How do I know if my home needs more insulation?
The path to electrifying your home involves removing any appliances that burn fossil fuels, such as natural gas or oil.
We can help you replace any gas or oil-burning appliance in your home with a clean, electric option. The most common appliances we replace include:
- Gas furnace: Upgrade to an energy-efficient heat pump.
- Gas water heater: Switch to a heat pump water heater or a high-efficiency electric water heater.
- Gas stove: Enjoy the precision and safety of an induction cooktop.
Beyond these, we also look at systems like gas dryers and gas fireplaces, and even consider adding electric vehicle (EV) chargers.
Why are some rooms in my house hotter or colder than others?
Everyone can get on the path to home electrification. Whether you can fully electrify your home depends on a few factors:
- Current Energy Usage: We’ll start by looking at your current energy bills and how your home uses energy. This helps us understand where the biggest opportunities for savings and efficiency lie.
- Existing Appliances: We’ll evaluate your existing heating, cooling, water heating, and cooking systems. Homes with older, less efficient appliances are often great candidates for electrification.
- Electrical Infrastructure: We’ll assess your home’s electrical panel to see if it can handle additional electric appliances. In some cases, a panel upgrade might be necessary, and we can take care of that too.
- Home Condition: The age, size, and insulation of your home all play a role in how well electrification will work. A well-insulated home with good air sealing is ideal for maximizing the benefits of electric appliances like heat pumps.
- Solar Potential: If you’re considering pairing electrification with solar energy, we’ll also evaluate your roof’s suitability for solar panels, including its orientation, shading, and available space.
By going through these steps, we can help you determine how far down the path of electrification you can go, as well as what upgrades would be most beneficial.
What's the difference between insulation and air sealing?
The first step to electrifying your home is to reach out to us.
Give us a call at (888) 586-3343 or send us a message. We’ll start by discussing your priorities and needs.
Based on that conversation, we’ll recommend the best starting point, whether it’s a solar assessment, HVAC consultation, home energy audit, or a combination. We’re here to guide you on the path to full electrification, one step at a time.
How do spray foam, cellulose, and fiberglass insulation compare?
You can absolutely electrify your home in phases, and many homeowners choose to take this approach.
For example, you might start by installing solar panels and a heat pump to replace your gas furnace.
Then, a few months or a year later, you could upgrade your water heater to an electric heat pump model. Finally, you might choose to replace your gas stove with an induction cooktop.
This phased approach allows you to spread out the investment and focus on the upgrades that make the most sense for your home and budget at each stage. We’ll work with you to create a plan that fits your timeline and priorities.
Do I need my energy audit before upgrading my installation?
Choosing between different electrification options depends on your home’s specific needs, your energy goals, and your budget.
If your primary goal is to reduce your energy bills and reliance on the grid, starting with solar panels might be the best choice.
If you’re looking to improve heating and cooling efficiency, a heat pump could be the right option.
We recommend starting with a comprehensive consultation, where we assess your home’s current energy usage and help you prioritize the most impactful upgrades. Our team will guide you through the pros and cons of each option to help you make an informed decision.
Will installing insulation help prevent ice dams in the winter?
Choosing between different electrification options depends on your home’s specific needs, your energy goals, and your budget.
If your primary goal is to reduce your energy bills and reliance on the grid, starting with solar panels might be the best choice.
If you’re looking to improve heating and cooling efficiency, a heat pump could be the right option.
We recommend starting with a comprehensive consultation, where we assess your home’s current energy usage and help you prioritize the most impactful upgrades. Our team will guide you through the pros and cons of each option to help you make an informed decision.
How disruptive is the process of adding insulations?
Choosing between different electrification options depends on your home’s specific needs, your energy goals, and your budget.
If your primary goal is to reduce your energy bills and reliance on the grid, starting with solar panels might be the best choice.
If you’re looking to improve heating and cooling efficiency, a heat pump could be the right option.
We recommend starting with a comprehensive consultation, where we assess your home’s current energy usage and help you prioritize the most impactful upgrades. Our team will guide you through the pros and cons of each option to help you make an informed decision.
