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Yankee Thermal Imaging says it tests where homes lose energy, then installs the air sealing, insulation and weatherization measures it recommends. Based in Rochester, New Hampshire, the company describes blower-door testing and thermal-imaging assessments for homes and businesses. It says it opened in Rochester in 2008 and has focused on energy efficiency since. The company states that its auditors are BPI certified and that it is a Northeast Sustainable Energy Association member and an Efficiency Maine qualified partner or registered vendor. Its claimed Procore profile lists insulation and air-barrier work for residential, commercial and institutional clients. In a September 2020 Reddit comment, one person said they had used Yankee Thermal Imaging and described it as recommended by others. In a February 2025 Reddit thread, another poster named Yankee Thermal Imaging among companies that all have good reputations. The New Hampshire Bulletin has described an employee's involvement in energy auditing and the NHSaves program. New Hampshire Business Review has also reported disruptions to the company's utility-program projects following an Eversource announcement. Its BBB profile lists the business as not accredited and Not Rated.
“Newell & Crathern, Yankee Thermal Imaging, A+ Energy Services, and Shakes to Shingles all have good reputations.”
“I did it using Yankee Thermal Imaging. They've been doing it for a while now and are pretty well recommended. The reason they don't give you the money if you do it yourself is that they don't have a cost-effective way to make sure you're installing it properly. Unfortunately, because NH has a 90%”
“Edward Marquardt, president of Yankee Thermal Imaging – a company that contracts with Eversource – said he now has nearly 50 customers on hold as a result of Eversource’s announcement and that he will likely have to lay off some of his employees.”
“said Tim Gill, president and CFO of Yankee Thermal Imaging in Rochester.”
“An energy auditor and program manager at Yankee Thermal Imaging who works with the NHSaves program, Stiles likes to spread the word about energy efficiency: both the little and big things people can do to cut down on utility costs and make their own personal dent in climate change-induced global warming.”
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