Now that winter is finally almost over and spring is on its way, it is time to think about getting your air conditioner serviced. Here are some signs that could signal that it’s time to replace your HVAC system. 1. You set your thermostat at a temperature that should be comfortable, but you have rooms
Continue Reading →Energy efficient homes are great for the environment and reduce monthly utility bills, but they can be built so tightly that they cannot breathe! A home must be able to breathe in order to prevent unhealthy living conditions. There are some things you can do to improve your indoor air quality. First off, control indoor
Continue Reading →Green building reaches a new high with the i-house. A trailer at heart, the i-house is the latest in pre fab housing. There are several two basic layouts to choose from, one bedroom and two bedrooms, with optional flex space. The flex space can add up to two more bedrooms and one more bathroom. The
Continue Reading →The real estate market is a buyer’s market right now. But how do you know if your future home is efficient? Here are some things to consider when looking for a more efficient home. 1. How big is it? Today’s home are much larger than need be, and the bigger the home the
Continue Reading →According to Punxsutawney Phil, we still have 6 more weeks of winter. That means at least 6 more weeks of running your furnace. If you remembered to get your furnace serviced at the beginning of the heating season, then you’re in good shape. If not, then you may want to do so. There is a
Continue Reading →American’s spent less on construction in 2009, $900 billion less in fact. The money that was spent, however, was directed toward energy efficiency. There were 4 times more LEED certified projects in 2009 than in 2007! With state and federal mandates to increase efficiency and incentives to go green, clients are pushing contractors to make
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