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Every year Homeowners invest large amounts of money to install energy efficient windows and doors. On average energy efficient thermal pane windows and storm doors can cost the homeowner $300.00 or more each. Yet… they overlook the attic opening, a huge energy loss hotspot. Homeowners, you can solve that problem with Attic Tent®.

The Attic Tent® is an easy and affordable solution for making your home much more comfortable and less expensive to heat and cool.

Here’s why:

Attic Tent® Benefits

• The Attic Tent® creates a air-tight barrier, reducing energy loss in and out of the home.
• The Attic Tent® can help reduce your energy bills year round, during both summer and winter temperatures.
• Attic Tent® can help Improve both your heating and air conditioning systems to run more efficiently.
• Restricts air tranfer between your home living space and the attic, which improves your indoor air quality.
• On average the Attic Tent® can pay for itself in energy savings in 1-3 years (results may vary).
• Our Attic Tents® are made from durable materials, heavy duty Nylon zippers allow for easy access.
• Attic Tent®comes fully assembled and can be installed in minutes during a (insert you company name here) service call.
• Attic Tent® is the only insulated attic access cover on the market with tested results by a national third party.
  • Oak Ridge National Labortory (ORNL) tested actual perfomance effects in a simulated home application.
  • ORNL rated all Attic Tent® sizes at a 6.6 R-Value and a 76% reduction of energy/heat flow loss.
• The original Attic Tent® is the industry standard for insulated attic access covers and is a name you can trust.
• Only the original Attic Tent® carries a full 10 year warenty against manufacture defects.
• The original Attic Tent® can only be purchased through selected quality distributors.

Why wait? Have Air Max Heating & Cooling install the original Attic Tent® during your next service.

After all, energy costs are not getting any lower!

“When an area is operating in a severe positive or negative pressure, a significant amount of conditioned air can be expelled to the outside. Hot or cold and even dirty air can be pulled into a room through loose fitting doors, windows or other envelope penetrations by negative pressures”.

High Performance Contracting August Newsletter – Article “balancing more then just air”