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Soundproofing and Energy Efficiency: The Role of Airtightness and Air Barrier Testing in Oregon and Washington’s Commercial Buildings

In bustling urban environments like Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, maintaining both energy efficiency and sound control in commercial buildings is a top priority. With constant traffic, construction, and city noise, creating quieter, energy-efficient spaces is essential for comfort, productivity, and operational savings. Airtightness, supported by air barrier testing, is a powerful strategy for achieving …

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How Air Barrier Testing Helps to Comply with Local Building Codes

Meeting building code requirements is essential for creating safe, energy-efficient, and durable structures. In states like Washington and Oregon, airtightness is a key focus of local building codes, given its impact on energy conservation, occupant comfort, and environmental responsibility. Air barrier testing is a vital tool in achieving airtightness and ensuring compliance. Here’s a look …

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Top 7 Benefits of Air Barrier Testing for Washington and Oregon Commercial Properties

Air barrier testing is a valuable tool for commercial property owners looking to optimize energy efficiency, enhance fire safety, and maintain indoor air quality. In Washington and Oregon, where commercial building codes are stringent, air barrier testing is essential for meeting compliance and protecting the long-term value of a property. By identifying and sealing air …

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Enhancing Indoor Air Quality through Airtightness and Air Barrier Testing in Oregon and Washington Commercial Buildings

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a critical factor in ensuring a healthy and productive environment within commercial buildings. In urban centers like Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, maintaining good IAQ can be challenging due to various sources of indoor pollutants and the impact of outdoor air pollution. One of the most effective ways to improve …

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Top 5 Common Misconceptions About Air Barrier Testing

Air barrier testing is a vital component in ensuring energy efficiency, building comfort, and indoor air quality. However, misconceptions around air barriers often prevent builders, developers, and property owners from fully understanding and utilizing their benefits. Let’s address five common myths surrounding air barrier testing and provide clarity on how these tests enhance building performance. …

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A success Story for Multifamily Construction

There are many moving parts to a construction schedule. It’s a relief when a vendor or subcontractor can bundle their services.  When you select Energy incentives, INC for your Energy Efficiency Consultant we will help you optimize your 3rd party energy efficiency programs.  Here’s an example of our bundled services for a Multifamily new construction …

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What to Expect in the New Washington State Energy Code for Commercial Buildings

Washington State has delayed the latest (C-2021) commercial code several times.  The most recent delay is till March 15th, 2024.  Buildings permitted after March 15th, 2024, will be required to meet the building thermal envelope test, also known as an air barrier testing, as required by C402.5.3 of the Washington State Energy Code 9WSEC C-2021. …

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