Exterior windows can be a source of energy loss, allowing heat to escape during the winter and letting heat into the house during the summer, causing your HVAC system to work harder and increasing running costs.
You keep your laundry room relatively tidy, but admittedly, you don’t pay as much attention to the dryer vent as you should. That is until you heard a neighbor say you can save energy by cleaning the vent.
But, is it true?
Crawl spaces are common in homes located in flood-prone areas to prevent water damage. The water collects in these spaces before it can enter the house.
So, it makes sense to follow measures to ensure the crawl spaces in your home function effectively to protect you, your family, and your property.
Radiant floor heating is a great way to provide warmth to your home in an efficient and convenient way. Such systems are very reliable, but it’s worth being aware of potential issues so you know what to look out for.
What comes to mind when you hear the term, “electrify your home?”
Probably images of a sci-fi movie, in which people are running around with futuristic gadgets and appliances. However, electrifying your home doesn’t have to be something out of a Hollywood movie; it’s simply a great way to improve your home’s efficiency and save money on your energy bills.
Whether you’re having your dream home constructed or remodeling your basement, you may be thinking about installing vapor barriers to keep moisture and mold from ruining the structure’s integrity.
However, to most homeowners’ surprise, installing vapor barriers in the basement isn’t always a good idea.
Have you ever wondered how much you could save by insulating your hot water heater tank and pipes? We dive in here, and show you the best places to pick up this quick DIY efficiency trick for saving energy and money.
It’s your worst nightmare—your shower and laundry smell like a sewer, and you have guests coming to stay for the weekend. You know they would understand, but it would be much better to fix the problem, for your sake as much as theirs.
But where do you start?
