The EnergyComplete™ System Advantage for Homeowners

Improve Indoor Air Quality

Unlike traditional spray foam, the Owens Corning™ EnergyComplete™ Whole Home Insulation and Air Sealing System uses a patent pending material during installation. When used with a filtered mechanical air exchanger as recommended, the EnergyComplete™ System may help improve indoor air quality by helping to seal out allergens and pollutants to create a better indoor environment.

The sealant also helps prevent moisture from entering walls to reduce conditions that can lead to mold growth. And by blocking gaps and holes, you will have a first line of defense against the insects, rodents and other pests that can cause health problems for your family.

Save Energy, Save Money!

The Owens Corning™ EnergyComplete™ Whole Home Insulation and Air Sealing System advances the energy efficiency and comfort of your new home by reducing air infiltration— a major cause of energy loss in most homes.2 This high-performance whole home system reduces air infiltration by up to 70%3 to cut your heating and cooling bills by up to 1/3.4

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Read more Regional Case Studies (PDF, 2.3 MB) for 32 cities around the United States.

  • 2Air infiltration can account for 30% or more of a home’s heating and cooling costs and can contribute to problems with moisture, noise, dust and the entry of pollutants, insects and rodents. Reducing infiltration can signifi cantly cut annual heating and cooling costs, improve building durability, and create a better indoor environment. Air Sealing, Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs, Energy Effi ciency and Renewable Energy, U.S. Department of Energy, Publication No. DOE/GO10099-767, 1999.
  • 3Field measurements compared to typical new construction as predicted by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Report No. 62078.
  • 4The average residential energy use for space heating and cooling is 39%. Buildings Energy Data Book, 2008, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Savings vary. To find out more, contact your Owens Corning sales representative. Savings estimates are based on comparison to an average new U.S. home. The savings percentages compare the performance of a new home built to meet minimum insulation code requirements in a particular location to a new home insulated with the EnergyComplete™ System that meets or exceeds the DOE recommended insulation levels. The 1/3 savings on heating and cooling was calculated on a 2–story, 3,100–sq.–ft. new home with a basement in Denver, CO.

Reduce Exterior Noise

The Owens Corning™ EnergyComplete™ Whole Home Insulation and Air Sealing System reduces perceived outside noise from traffic, neighbors and other sources by up to 40%.1

The system’s revolutionary EnergyComplete™ Air Infiltration Barrier with Flexible Seal Technology and proven Owens Corning™ PINK Fiberglas™ Insulation combine to seal the gaps in your home's exterior walls, making it an oasis of peace and quiet. For an even greater level of noise reduction in your home, consider installing Owens Corning™ QuietZone® Noise Control Solutions.

  • 1Owens Corning Test Report 90326 found that the EnergyComplete™ System with blown-in wall insulation reduces perceived outside noise through the wall by up to 40% compared to closed-cell spray foam and 20% compared to open-cell spray foam.

Improve Resale Value

With rising energy costs, home buyers are looking for maximum energy efficiency in their new homes. With the Owens Corning™ EnergyComplete™ Home Insulation System, you can prove that your home was designed to save energy.