British Columbia is Canada’s Most Energy Efficient Province BC Scores The Highest for the Provincial Energy Scorecard British Columbia took the cake- and most of it – when it came to the most energy efficient province in Canada. The Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard is a brand new initiative; 2019 marked the first year that provinces […]

Increase the Energy Efficiency of Your Home The idea of increasing the energy efficiency within our homes is either entirely overwhelming, or sounds like a whole lot of extra money that we may or may not have. Suggestions floating around out there hint at an entire overhaul of our living space, but increasing the energy

New Air Sealing Technology vs. Other Methods How AeroBarrier Air Sealing Beats Caulking, Foam & Tape….By Quite a Bit. The Benefits of General Air Sealing At the end of the day, air sealing in general is a commonly overlooked method to reduce energy use in buildings and help homeowners save on utility bills. Traditional methods

Are Air Sealing and Envelope Sealing The Same? One of the most common questions we receive here at Okanagan AeroBarrier is whether air sealing and envelope sealing are the same thing. Envelope sealing- a relatively new word (though not concept) is still considered industry lingo in the Okanagan. Air sealing? A little more common. The

Our advanced technology of air sealing can save you money on energy bills- and get you a great Fortis BC Rebate- all at once. No really, it does. Ok AeroBarrier surpasses the immediate and long-term energy efficiency of traditional air sealing methods when building new homes in the Okanagan. Advancing your home within the energy

Net Zero. It’s music to our hears to hear more and more people talking about net zero homes and buildings. What started out as an industry breakthrough in the States has now come to Canada, specifically British Columbia. And we are really, really excited about this movement. What is Net Zero? The net zero movement

Every part of a Net Zero Home works together in harmony to create the ultimate energy efficient living space. Like a well-oiled machine, every aspect of the home is necessary to ensure peak performance. Through advanced building techniques, technologies, and products, builders can significantly reduce a home’s energy consumption. Here are some examples of the techniques and products used to offer this energy efficient lifestyle.

The BC Energy Step Code is coming to Kelowna Dec 1st, 2019. Its goal is to reduce the amount of energy required by new buildings. It will also offer a range of side benefits to occupants, the environment, and the economy. However, such benefits come with a number of trade-offs. This is particularly true when it comes to meeting the more rigorous performance requirements of the Upper Steps, such as construction costs, design limitations, and increased timelines.

AeroBarrier is a patented air sealing system that uses a computerized process to pressurize the building and install an aerosol-applied, acrylic sealant to seal leaks in the building enclosure from the inside. The particles deposit only at the leak sites and build to form a complete and tight seal, remaining firmly in place for years while staying completely pliable and flexible. By reducing air leaks through the building envelope, it is possible to reduce energy loss, help mitigate moisture damage, and enhance overall comfort and health of the building.

Crestview – RND Construction (Net Zero Home Award)

Net zero homes are an excellent option for those looking for a comfortable, energy efficient space. By producing as much clean energy as they consume, net zero homes are up to 80% more energy efficient than typical new homes.

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