Certified Home Energy Solutions
for Optimal Efficiency & Comfort

Expert energy audits, diagnostics and consulting to improve home and building performance.

Our Services

Energy Audits

A home energy audit evaluates how a house uses and loses energy to identify inefficiencies and recommend improvements that reduce energy costs and improve comfort.

Blower Door Test

Blower door testing uses a powerful fan to pressurize or depressurize a building in order to measure air leakage and identify areas where outside air enters or escapes.

HERS Rating

A HERS Rating measures a home’s energy efficiency by comparing it to a standard reference home, with lower scores indicating better energy performance.

Duct Leakage testing

A duct leakage test measures the amount of air leaking from a building’s ductwork by pressurizing the system. This identifies issues that can increase energy costs and reduce comfort.

Why Choose AIOBS?

Serving residential and commercial clients across the Southwest Area

Certified building Science Professionals

Industry-recognized Testing Methods

Residential & Commercial Expertise

Clear reporting & actionable insights

Who We Serve

Ready to Improve Your Home's Energy Efficiency?

Contact us today to schedule a professional energy audit or discuss your building performance needs.
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Meet Mark Lera

Check Out the Full Article by the Building Performance Association with CEO of the American Institute of Building Science (AIOBS), Mark Lera.
Builders & Developers

Building science is important for builders and developers because it ensures that buildings are designed and constructed to perform efficiently, durably, and consistently over their lifespan. By applying building science principles, builders can reduce construction defects, improve energy efficiency, enhance occupant comfort, and prevent costly issues related to moisture, air leakage, and system failures. A science-based approach supports code compliance, streamlines inspections, increases project value, and delivers higher-quality buildings that meet performance standards and market expectations.

Homeowners

Residential building science is important for homeowners because it explains how a home truly works as a system—how air, heat, moisture, and energy interact. By applying building science principles, homeowners can reduce energy waste, improve comfort, protect indoor air quality, and prevent long-term issues such as moisture damage and poor ventilation. Understanding building performance leads to smarter upgrades, lower utility costs, a healthier living environment, and a more durable, efficient home over time.

Realtors & Property Management Companies

Building science is important for realtors and property management companies because it provides a clear understanding of how buildings perform beyond appearance alone. By applying building science principles, professionals can identify efficiency issues, comfort concerns, and potential risks related to energy use, moisture, and indoor air quality. This knowledge helps protect property value, reduce maintenance and operating costs, support informed disclosures, and increase client confidence while ensuring buildings remain efficient, durable, and healthy for occupants.

Commercial Buildings

Building science is important for commercial buildings because it ensures that all building systems—envelope, HVAC, ventilation, and controls—work together efficiently and reliably. Applying building science principles reduces energy and operating costs, improves occupant comfort and indoor air quality, and helps prevent moisture, durability, and performance issues. A science-based approach supports code compliance, sustainability goals, risk reduction, and long-term asset value while enabling informed, data-driven decisions for building owners and facility managers.