
How to Buy Energy-Efficient Appliances
Replacing your old kitchen hardware with brand new, energy-efficient appliances is the surest way to cut long-term utility costs.
Replacing your old kitchen hardware with brand new, energy-efficient appliances is the surest way to cut long-term utility costs.
Now that the winter months are upon us, do you once again dread another season of sky-high heating and electric bills? You can control the thermostat.
Performing a home energy audit is the first step toward cutting utility costs and making your house more comfortable all year long.
When you step into a hardware store, you’re faced by a wall of energy efficient lighting options. Keep these things in mind as you upgrade your light bulbs.
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.
Here are four very easy things you can check and maintain on your HVAC system before you even have to call a repairman.