Published by Audree Grubesic on Sep 28, 2023. Updated Mar 17. The post features Mark Wille, Shaun St-Amour, Joe Konopacki of Insight Property Services, and Aron Jones of Big Dog Construction.
Comfort is a direct result of good building science. It is not a luxury add-on.
Insulation, airtightness, moisture control, and ventilation work together to stabilize indoor temperatures and eliminate drafts. When these fundamentals are correct, comfort stays consistent in every room.
Airtight construction, better insulation, and high-performance windows reduce outside noise and vibration. The result is a calmer indoor environment that supports sleep, focus, and relaxation.
High-performance windows improve comfort and reduce energy waste. Better glazing, frames, and air sealing reduce heat loss, minimize cold surfaces and drafts, and can help right-size HVAC equipment. Over time, this can lead to lower utility bills and fewer comfort complaints.