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Energy Savings and Energy Efficiency Are Easier Than You Might Think In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we discussed a variety of ways to maximize your monthly energy efficiency while increasing your energy savings, including the proper use of your thermostat,...
Everyone Wants to Reduce Energy Costs: Here is One Easy Way! When thinking of ways to reduce energy costs and make their homes more energy efficient, most people naturally think about replacing their heating and air conditioning system, or windows, or adding more...
More Low-Cost Energy-Saving Tips In our last post, we discussed how proper use of your thermostat and ceiling fans can help reduce your monthly energy costs. We also discussed some steps you can take to prevent phantom power draw from wasting energy. In this...
Reducing Your Monthly Energy Costs is Easier Than You Might Think The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that the average U.S. household spends around $1,600 annually on utilities. This is the just average, and your actual costs may well be much higher depending on a...
What’s the Payback Period for Attic Insulation? Some energy efficiency upgrades, like replacing an old, energy-sucking unit with a new, energy efficient heating and air conditioning system can have an immediate, and dramatic effect on your monthly heating and...
Refrigerators account for about 4% of monthly energy costs. Foter.com / CC BY-SA Simple Steps to Maintaining Your Refrigerator When you think of ways to reduce your monthly utility bills, you probably think of things like adding insulation, getting a heating and A/C...
Take the Guesswork Out of Hiring a Heating & Air Conditioning Contractor Heating and air conditioning problems can occur without warning, at the most inopportune time. Not having a good relationship with a reputable, reliable heating and air conditioning...
Too Hot? Too Cold? A Zone System May be the Answer If your home is like most, it has rooms or entire areas that are nearly impossible to heat or cool. Multilevel homes are especially challenging. The heat rising from downstairs tends to make upstairs rooms...
Selecting a New Heating and A/C System It looks like we’re in for another scorching summer, and as you probably already know, the heating and air conditioning system is the single-biggest user of energy in the average American home. If your HVAC system is more...
At 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, Daylight Savings time will begin. Before going to bed on Saturday night we’ll all set our clocks ahead one hour, but don’t stop there! Now is a great time to change the batteries in your smoke / CO2 detectors. If you have...
