Your Forest Hills, MI, home is your pride and joy, and the WellHome program may help improve the time you spend inside your home by increasing its comfort and energy efficiency. We're happy to discuss all of the benefits an energy-efficient home offers during your home Assessment. From homes in the middle of Forest Hills to nearby communities of Cascade, Ada, Lowell and Alto, your WellHome Advisor can determine the cause of your home's high energy consumption and what may be done to begin saving energy in your home. Plus, the installations and/or updates we recommend and manage will receive the WellHome guarantee³.

Installing additional insulation to areas of your Lowell home's attic, walls or basement that are lacking insulation may have a significant impact on your home's energy efficiency. Your Advisor will be respectful of your home and family when assessing your Forest Hills home's current insulation levels.

Conditioned air shouldn't escape through the space around where a water pipe leaves your home, through a gap in a door frame, or through a drafty window. Air should leave the rooms of your home the same way it came in, through a system of ducts. The answer to better home performance can be basic, like applying caulk to areas where conditioned air is escaping from your home. All parts of a house should work together for maximum home performance.

When ducts are tight, air pressure is consistent and an even amount of conditioned air enters all rooms of your house. So, duct tightening can help address room-to-room variations in temperature. WellHome service providers know where and how to tighten duct work, update duct work, and make other simple fixes. Sometimes the smart solution is not necessarily expensive nor high-tech.