Comfort Windows - Windows, Doors, Siding, Sunrooms, Insulation, Basement

Windows
	Comfort Windows™ are hand crafted and manufactured in Central New York specifically for the Northern.... Product Details

Doors
	Comfort Door Systems allow you to choose from many styles of fiberglass or steel entry doors, frenchdoors, sliding.... Product Details

Siding
	Comfort Energy Elite Structural Siding...Never paint, caulk, scrape or stain your home again. Comfort Insulated Structural.... Product Details

Sunrooms
	Comfort Enclosures, Three Season and All Season Sunrooms give you more living space while adding beauty and value.... Product Details

Basement Remodeling
	Do you have a cold, gray basement that you would like to bring to life as a home entertainment room, recreation.... Product Details

Insulation
	Insulation is considered one component of your home's building envelope, which includes all the structure and.... Product Details

Retractable Awnings
	Retractable Awnings™ Get instant shade and maintain the beauty of your homes exterior with Comfort Retractable Awnings.... Product Details

Comfort Home Improvement Co. - BPI Accreditation

BPI (Building Performance Institute) is located in upstate New York. We have been providing certifications to building trade workers since 1998. The BPI staff and Affiliate network provide an infrastructure for delivery of certification services nationwide.

BPI accreditations go beyond those typically provided by individual trades by utilizing the “house as a system” concept as the foundation for each of our job designations.

Building performance organizations utilize a systematic approach to home-improvement which addresses all aspects of the building system with respect to health and safety, building durability, and energy efficiency.

BPI accredited organizations are tested on their building science knowledge skills as well as their ability to apply BPI's standards and perform the inspections necessary to properly diagnose building performance.

Guiding Principles for Building Performance Institue Accredited Contractors:

Do no harm to occupants, workers, and houses.
Identify and resolve potential health and safety issues.
Recommend cost-effective home improvements.
Install measures effectively and safely.
Test in and test out.
Consider the worst case scenario.
Apply "house as a system" principles to home improvement specifications.
Document your work
*Information courtesy of the Building Performance Institute. See bpi.org for more information.