Radiant Barrier Foil Insulation Houston, Texas energy savings specialists Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. If you have an interest in saving money on your electric bill then you should be very interested in our radiant barrier products and services. We install radiant barrier foil insulation in homes and businesses, and also provide general insulation services. We service all of Southeast Texas though our primary service area is Harris, and Montgomery counties. We are proud to be the leading supplier of energy saving services and products in the Conroe - Lake Conroe area of Montgomery County. We are also proud to be a member of the greater Houston, Harris County Better Business Bureau. While viewing the following pages of our site you will learn the history of radiant barrier and how it can help you save up to 55% off your electric bill monthly. Our product is Energy Star certified and tested by such Institutions as the Florida Solar Energy Commission, Tennessee Valley Authority, and the US Dept. of commerce, just to name a few. Throughout the website you can read studies and view opinions from several research agencies from different parts of the U.S., and read some of our customer comments. Applied Energy Concepts hopes that the information we have provided to you in our website, is adequate enough to help you understand, that radiant barrier foil insulation will be a solid investment for saving you money and energy for years to come. Please view the following pages carefully and feel free to contact us by phone or email with any additional questions you may have. Thank you, and we look forward to helping you join the thousands of other people experiencing the savings that radiant barrier provides.

Radiant Barrier Foil Insulation Tested and Proven! The Florida Solar Energy Center at Cape Canaveral has tested radiant barriers in both small scale laboratory and full scale building models. Their results indicate that radiant barriers provide significant resistance to heat transfer. Current test conducted by the Tennessee Valley Authority, and the University of Mississippi, support the findings at the Florida Solar Energy Center. Northeastern Illinois University conducted winter test in residential and commercial structures using infrared thermograph photography. The photos showed significant resistance to heat transfer over the regular insulation.