Winter Energy Savings

Posted on Friday, October 28th, 2011

The leaves are still falling off of the trees, but winter is already just around the corner. It is the perfect time of year for hay rides, corn mazes, and apple cider. While you pull out your fleece and other warm weather clothes, keep in mind that your home needs to stay warm to. Yep,… read the full article.

Affordable Insulation Alternatives

Posted on Wednesday, August 17th, 2011

The way your house is built is responsible for a large portion of your energy costs. Homes that are properly laid out, with large roof overhangs and windows oriented to receive indirect sunlight can reduce cooling expenses by 30-40%. Prior to air conditioners, home builders built houses to optimize heating in winter and cooling in… read the full article.

How To Use Mother Nature To Save On Your Energy Bills

Posted on Tuesday, August 9th, 2011

The best way to save on energy bills is to use less of it. But most of us can only sacrifice so much before using less is just as much of a burden as spending money. Besides changing your behavior, you can also invest in more efficient appliances and electronics, or you can actively protect… read the full article.

Can Cleaning Improve The Energy Efficiency Of Your Home?

Posted on Friday, August 5th, 2011

If you were to leave your home vacant for a hundred years, nature would completely take it over and leave it in ruin. Cleaning and maintaining a home keeps nature out of our houses so that we can live in a comfortable environment. Machines and electronics, like people, function better when they are cleaned and… read the full article.

3 Tips For Cooling Your House For Free

Posted on Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011

Turning up the air conditioning isn’t always an option. Energy bills already cost a small fortune every month. Most of us would rather sweat it out until fall rolls around and it cools off outside. Fortunately, there are some shortcuts you can take to reduce your cooling needs this summer without spending a dime. Here… read the full article.

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