Indoor airPLUS

JKP is proud to offer Indoor airPLUS to our builders!

Indoor airPLUS is a voluntary partnership and labeling program that helps new home builders improve the quality of indoor air by requiring construction practices and product specifications that minimize exposure to airborne pollutants and contaminants.  Clean air is good for everyone’s health, but it can be especially important to those that have chronic respiratory conditions.

EPA created Indoor airPLUS to help builders meet the growing consumer preference for homes with improved indoor air quality. Indoor airPLUS builds on the foundation of EPA's ENERGY STAR requirements for new homes and provides additional construction specifications to provide comprehensive indoor air quality protections in new homes.

Construction specifications include the careful selection and installation of:

• moisture control systems
• heating, ventilating and air-conditioning systems
• combustion-venting systems
• radon resistant construction
• low-emitting building materials.

Ask about the Indoor airPLUS qualification for your next new home.

• Read EPA's "Breathe Easy in Your New Indoor airPLUS Home"

 https://www.epa.gov/indoorairplus/basic-information-about-indoor-airplu

JKP Energy Inspections has won the 2021 Leader of the Year award! 

“ JKP Energy Inspections  seeks to enlighten clients to the benefits of indoor air quality and help them gain a competitive edge by building a better home. JKP Energy Inspections supports their builder partners by working closely with them as trusted consultants, helping to ensure compliance with Indoor airPLUS specifications throughout the construction process. This includes ongoing education and training for their partners on indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and sustainability. Congratulations to JKP Energy Inspections on your third consecutive Leader Award! ” 

This annual award recognizes market leading homebuilders and Raters who promote safer, healthier, and more comfortable indoor environments by participating in the Indoor airPLUS Program. To learn more about the Indoor airPLUS Program, visit www.epa.gov/indoorairplus.