In most homes, drafts and air leaks can be easily detected by placing your hand to a window or electrical outlet located on an exterior wall. Other air leaks, however, are not as easily detected. These hidden leaks are costing the average homeowner hundreds of dollars every year in heating and cooling. A smoke puffer [...]
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Creating a desirable environment in the attic seems like a constant battle sometimes, doesn’t it? During summer, the air in this room is often too hot, and in winter the air is noticeably too cold. The problem is often poor insulation coupled with poor ventilation. Installing roof exhaust vents helps take care of the ventilation [...] Bath Exhaust Fan When you think of conservation in the bathroom, water is probably the first thing that comes to mind, right? However, a considerable amount of energy is used here also. Aside from lighting and water heating, energy is used quite frequently through the bath exhaust fan, especially since it is often left running [...] Heating and cooling is the largest residential expense for the average home, contributing to as much as 43% of the energy bill. Improving the efficiency of your heating and cooling system is one way to save energy and money from this source. Experts suggest regularly changing your air filters is one way to ensure a [...] Have you ever visited a home where the air just smelled…stale? Maybe you have a room or two in your own home where the air isn’t as fresh as you’d like. Without optimal air flow through your home, dirty, greasy or smelly air can collect and become stagnant. Many homes are equipped with exhaust [...] |
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