Construction How-To, Energy Efficiency October 3, 2018 Sonia
By Matt Weber Having moved my family into a larger house, one of my first concerns was: How much will my utility bills increase to heat/cool the extra square footage? I’m the dad after all, so it’s my job to follow my kids around and turn off all the light switches they leave on. “Close the door! Are you trying […]
Construction How-To, Electrical, Energy Efficiency September 25, 2017 Sonia
Do Your Part (the Lazy Way)
Construction How-To, Energy Efficiency, Home Improvement Products November 9, 2016 Sonia
By Tom Matthews When the temperature drops and cold weather rolls in, it’s time to prepare your home for winter inside and out. Sealing off air leaks and installing adequate insulation are two of the most effective ways to save energy, Search for Leaks Whether through walls, floors, the ceiling or ductwork, air […]
Construction How-To, Energy Efficiency, Garages, Latest Home Improvement Products, walls September 20, 2016 chad
The 25th anniversary of Energy Awareness Month in October serves as an ideal time for builders and home buyers to pay special attention to the construction of new homes. Originally designated by President George Bush in 1991, Energy Awareness Month spotlights how specifying energy-efficient products when a home is built can help homeowners save […]
Caulk/Sealant Products, Energy Efficiency, Insulation and Energy Conservation September 22, 2015 Sonia
Save Energy, Save Money By Tom Matthews
Alternative Heating, Construction How-To, Energy Efficiency November 20, 2014 Sonia
Get in the Zone By Matt Weber
Air Conditioner, Alternative Heating, Alternative Methods of Heating, Energy Efficiency, Flooring Installation, Floors, PEX, Plumbing - Directory, Radiant Heat May 2, 2014 Sonia
by Brian Whitehurst of Pexheat.com We at Pexheat.com get asked this question a lot. I would like to take this chance to outline some of the important details worth considering when selecting a heat plant for your home, shop or business. After looking at these 4 points you should be able to determine if a water heater is applicable to […]
Construction How-To, Energy Efficiency, HVAC December 5, 2013 Sonia
By Mark Clement How many of us really think about our HVAC system and its optimum performance? I mean really think about it. Sure, we change the filters, although not as often as we should, but as long as the air comes out, we’re comfy, and the utility bill is less than outrageous, then we focus on our crown molding, […]
