Tap Rebates, Save on Energy Upgrades
Don’t put off energy-efficient home upgrades just because of upfront costs. You can save by tapping into Federal, state, and local rebates or incentives.
Don’t put off energy-efficient home upgrades just because of upfront costs. You can save by tapping into Federal, state, and local rebates or incentives.
A drafty house and high utility bills are signs that your home could benefit from some insulation upgrades and caulking improvements.
Replacing your old kitchen hardware with brand new, energy-efficient appliances is the surest way to cut long-term utility costs.
As weird as it sounds, summer might be the perfect time to install a new fireplace or update an old fireplace that’s already in your home.
Performing a home energy audit is the first step toward cutting utility costs and making your house more comfortable all year long.
If you considered solar panels for your house but were deterred by the cost, it’s time take a second look. A Federal tax credit just sweetens the deal.