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Category Archives: Insulation
Foam, Batts Or Loose Fill — Which Kind Of Insulation Is The Right One For Your Project?
Installing adequate insulation is one of the most effective ways to improve the overall energy efficiency of your home. However, when it comes to choosing the right insulation for your project, things can get a little bit confusing. With so … Continue reading
It’s Getting Cold In Connecticut — Make Sure Your Water Heater Has Its Jacket
With winter weather just around the corner, wrap up your water heater for energy savings. Up to 25 percent of your home’s energy consumption may be attributed to the water heater. Try this simple test. If your water heater tank … Continue reading
Lower Your Heating Load, And You Can Boost Your Energy Savings In 2 Ways
Whether you are performing regular maintenance or thinking about investing in new HVAC equipment, you should understand your heating load and how to lower it. You can save yourself a lot of money just by taking a little time to … Continue reading
How Insulation Works As A System
An average American household spends more than half its energy costs on heating and cooling. During the summer, warmth seeps inside the home, and in the winter, warmth escapes outward. The movement of heat has to be made up by … Continue reading
Hit Energy Loss Where It Hurts With Insulation Upgrades
Energy loss doesn’t just show up in the form of higher monthly bills. You can feel it. It means your house is hotter in the summers and colder in the winters. When your house isn’t properly insulated, you end up … Continue reading
Put A Plug In Air Leaks, And You’ll Pull The Plug On Your Checking Account
Air leaks can cause major home energy inefficiencies, and if you’ve noticed that your utility bills are rising, the problem could be the result of drafts caused by gaps in your home. These typically occur in two places: the basement … Continue reading
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How Your Air-Conditioning Contractor Will Tailor Your New System To The Unique Requirements Of Your Home
To get the most out of a high-efficiency air conditioning upgrade, you need a contractor who understands how to tailor your new system to the unique cooling requirements of your home. This involves more than simply checking the nameplate on … Continue reading
HVAC Service Quotes: Tips For Reading Them To Your Advantage
Getting HVAC quotes from a contracting company can help you select the right system. Whenever homeowners decide to replace or upgrade a system, lots of questions arise, but with your HVAC quotes in hand, you can ask about the system’s … Continue reading