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Spring is finally here and we’re beginning to see the world slowly come back to life. Like many homeowners, you’re probably feeling reenergized. Taking advantage of more time outdoors is great, but you’re also likely starting some projects around the house. Everyone has their own list, with projects varying from simply decluttering and deep cleaning…

Energy conservation – the concept of reducing energy consumption through the minimization of activities that consume energy – is often confused with energy efficiency. The main difference between the two concepts is how much you have to alter your behavior. Energy efficiency doesn’t require you to change your habits Energy conservation calls for a certain…

Of all the furnishings in a home, the carpet experiences the most direct traffic which contributes to dirt accumulation and general wear and tear. It is important to keep the carpet clean and well maintained to not only keep it looking new, but also to increase its longevity. The carpet in a home should be…

In addition to the tips mentioned below, check out this infographic for more ways to lower your energy bills this spring. | Infographic by Sarah Gerrity, Energy Department. Today marks the beginning of spring and the end of a long, brutal winter for much of the United States. With the start of a new season…

One of the most important things we can all do to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic is simple: stay home. Whether you’re teleworking, taking care of a loved one, or just staying safe, spending more time inside can mean higher home energy bills. Here’s how you can do even more to help the energy bill from…

There are many reasons why homeowners should consider energy efficiency, from the clear environmental and financial benefits of cutting energy use to potential improvements in mental and physical health. In fact, energy efficiency has become one of the common features that prospective homeowners look for when purchasing a home. Whether your motivations for energy conservation…

Energy efficiency means you are using less energy to do the same jobs, reducing your home’s energy waste and saving money. To effectively increase your energy efficiency involves more than just using less energy – it requires you becoming aware of how energy is used, where it’s wasted, and how it can be used more…

A well-insulated home keeps you comfortable in both summer’s heat and winter’s cold. It also keeps your heating and cooling equipment from working overtime, which translates to energy savings. However, many existing homes fall short when it comes to meeting the amount of recommended insulation despite the advantages that come with proper insulation levels. The…

While it’s possible your home is already conserving energy so efficiently you don’t need an audit, most homes consume more energy than they need. An energy audit does more than help you save energy—it increases your personal comfort and the value of your home. The benefits of a home energy audit Other than home savings,…

Virtual home energy assessments are similar to home energy assessments but adjusted to operate in the current climate. We have made it possible to perform this no-cost service through virtual channels, such as a zoom meeting call. Each call will take approximately 90 mins, providing that you have provided all requested information prior to your…