Energy Efficient Homes
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Adjusting to the economic climate and debates about global pollution could save you some costs.
Bigger and better means more energy needs.
It's cold out, but there's still home improvement to be done.
Take a weekend to make the most of your wallet and home.
Give your home the special treatment for winter.
First, test your home for air tightness. On a windy day, hold a lit incense stick next to your windows,
The house wrap is an important feature of all houses because it allows moisture to pass through but not
A professional home audit will usually begin with a series of questions about energy use.
That depends upon the structural design of your house.
Q. What can I put on the windows to keep the heat in the room for the winter?
Check our low or no-cost tactics to cut your utility bills.
Worried about spending a fortune on an energy audit? Don't.
Did you know that the typical U.S. family spends more than $1,600 a year on home utility bills?
Appliances eat up electricity. Put them on a diet.
Getting an energy audit certification may be an ambition for a private homeowner.
Most people are pondering how to reduce electricity costs.
