Keeping your attic cool is one of the most important aspects of properly regulating the temperature in your house. So, how do you do that? Factors like airflow and insulation are the keys to cool attics. Otherwise, hot air collecting in the attic makes its way into the rest of your home, which isn’t ideal. Not only is it uncomfortable, but it can drive air conditioning costs through the roof. If you have a situation where heat is accumulating in your attic and raising the temperature of your home, you probably want to address this problem as quickly as possible—especially in the warmer months. Use this guide for several tips
HVAC Tax Credits: What Energy Improvements Qualify?
As part of an initiative to reduce America’s collective carbon footprint and the strain on limited resources, the U.S. government offers tax credits to homeowners who have made energy-efficient upgrades....
Hurricane season can cause serious anxiety, even if your home is prepared to withstand the storm. And while boarding up windows and laying down sandbags can be effective ways to...
The bathroom is one of the home’s most frequently used yet underappreciated spaces. It’s also one of the easiest to remodel if you’re looking to increase the overall value of...
Energy Efficient Light Bulb Options That Will Save You Money
Did you know that you could be saving hundreds of dollars annually on your electricity bill simply by replacing your light bulbs? Gone are the days of light bulbs being...
When the temperatures start to dip, there’s nothing better than cozying up and watching the frosty winterscape from the safety and comfort of your warm home....
If you grew up in a region that experienced colder climates, it’s likely that your storm windows signaled the changing of seasons. In the fall, when football...
How Much Does Replacing Your Roof Improve Energy Efficiency?
Americans spend about $40 billion annually to keep their homes warm in winter and cool in summer. That’s a lot, and it’s way more—at least 20 to 30 percent—than...
State-of-the-art kitchens. New additions. An updated heating, ventilation and air conditioning (or HVAC) unit. Which home renovation ideas make the most sense for your home—and which will give you the...
