Heating, cooling and powering even a modest home can be a considerable expense. The most efficient homes rely on modern, technologically advanced HVAC appliances. Their owners also take the time to perform seasonal preventative maintenance and follow best practices for reducing overall energy use. By doing easy things like installing quality insulation and fixing small leaks and drafts, it’s possible to save money without sacrificing comfort.
Not sure where to begin? Check out the guides on this page for energy saving tips, including how to spot signs of poor HVAC performance, and information on keeping your furnace and A/C running their best at all times.
Health, safety, money and satisfaction rank high on any person’s list of priorities whether they own or rent their dwelling place. Your home represents an important factor in anyone’s quest for a quality life, and that makes it important to know about your home’s energy efficiency.
Thanks to technological innovations over the last 150 years, it is now possible to heat a house when there's snow outside, light a room when the sun is down, stay cool indoors during the hotter months, cook food and boil water with the mere turning of knobs, and enjoy long showers at personally adjusted levels of warmth. It can all be done off the remains of decomposed flora and fauna stretching back through eons of time.
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