This 22-minute U.S. Department of Energy video "Inspecting Homes for Model Energy Code Compliance" focuses on how and what to inspect to determine whether a residence complies with the Model Energy Code and emphasizes inspecting for energy efficiency. The video walks the inspector through each stage of an energy inspection showing what to look for at the construction site. The video focuses on how to incorporate inspection for energy-related items into a typical home inspection..

Blown-in ceiling insulation can be difficult to inspect to ensure that the proper amount of insulation is installed to achieve the desired R-value. The video demonstrates new inspection methodologies to ensure that the installed blown-in insulation achieves the required R-value for energy code compliance. This video has been popular with field inspection personnel and builders interested in acquiring simple tools to verify Model Energy Code compliance.

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