Image Gallery

Use the image gallery to find weatherization photos of energy retrofit measure installations, mechanical equipment, and materials that comply with standard work specifications.

These images support a variety of visualization needs including, but not limited to, field guides, presentations, and marketing materials.

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220 results found
Attic penetration being inspected and air sealed by weatherization technician.
A one-part foam that is being used to seal a gap around an attic plumbing vent sack
Wiring penetrations in dropped soffit being air sealed
Weatherization technician blowing loose-fill cellulose insulation from an unfloored attic.
A weatherization technician is blowing a loose-fill cellulose insulation in an unfloored attic.
Weatherization installer is securing fiberglass blanket over crawlspace of attic walls.
Weatherization technician standing outside installing weather stripping for a door.
A weatherization technician is using a drill to access the exterior walls from the interior of a home.
Two technicians are installing a gas furnace in a home.
Image showing an open dropped soffit in an attic that is creating thermal and air bypass.
A technician is using a drill to fasten rigid backer material to a framing above a dropped soffit.
An airtight seal was creating on the framing of a rigid backer material with mastic.
An image showing a dropped soffit that is air sealed using rigid material as a backer before moving to sealing the edges and framing.
A technician is outside of a house injecting cellulose insulation into the exterior walls.
A weatherization installer fills an exterior wall cavity with blown cellulose insulation
Weatherization technician injecting dense-pack cellulose insulation into home's interior walls.
Weatherization technician injecting dense-pack cellulose insulation into interior walls of a homeInterior Sidewall Insulation
An installer holding two pieces of the low-flow shower head in their hands.
A pipe wrap insulation is installed along the water pipes of a home in order to reduce thermal loss
An installer seals insulation access holes from the interior.
Image showing a polyurethane spray foam in the basement rim joist of a home.
An installer wearing safety glasses and holding a four inch metal duct elbow measures the distance from a dryer outlet during a dryer vent installation in the basement of a residential home.
A power ventilator fan is fastened to a support bracket of a masonry wall using a cordless screw gun.
A grey metal fan with electrical wiring to a junction box is attached to a white masonry wall.
An installer wearing safety glasses and holding a four inch metal duct adjusts a section of dryer vent piping behind an electric clothes dryer.
An installer kneeling on a basement floor near a furnace and water heater snaps together a two foot piece of metal piping.
An installer wearing a white protective coverall cuts a section of of pink insulated ducting while kneeling on a concrete warehouse floor.
A weatherization installer kneeling on a concrete basement floor adjusts the end of a four inch metal duct section.
A weatherization worker wearing a white protective coverall and respirator positions a headlamp.
A weatherization installer kneeling in an attic with gray cellulose insulation removes a bathroom fan from between a ceiling joist cavity.
A weatherization installer wearing a white protective coverall and respirator, kneels on an attic ceiling joist while preparing a drywall opening which will accommodate a new exhaust fan.
A black exhaust fan with electrical wiring rests on an attic ceiling with grey cellulose insulation.
The inside of a black exhaust fan focused on adjustable air flow and time controls.
Model dependent, air volume (CFM) adjustment setting controls on new exhaust fan.
Four small round insulation access holes below a window are patched with a white one time spackle.
A black exhaust fan is placed between an attic joist cavity by a worker wearing gloves and a white protective coverall.
An installer wearing personal protective equipment uses a one-part foam gun to air seal a gap around a metal exhaust fan from the attic.