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Optimizing your home for efficiency can feel overwhelming. Everything from the walls of the house itself, to the building products that help enclose it, to the fixtures and appliances you install inside will contribute to its overall efficiency. There are tons of big-ticket items to consider, but you can also make an impact with smaller products that pack a punch. Here are a couple of ideas you can use whether you’re building new or renovating an existing home!
If you need an efficient heating and cooling solution, look into heat pumps! These nifty all-in-one HVAC solutions have so much to offer!
Indoor air quality is a concern for homeowners everywhere. Whether you’re primarily concerned with particulates like dust and pollen, or environmental pollutants like those that off-gas from furniture, there are a variety of solutions available to tackle the challenge. Here are some ways you can invest in healthier air for your home!
While it's tempting to automatically turn on your air conditioner when the weather gets a little warmer, it's not the most efficient way to battle the early days of summer. Before you commit to months of increased electrical bills consider some of these simple, economical ways to keep the temperature in your home down, while still being comfortable.
You may have been ready for summer since January, but what about your home? Here are some great ways to efficiently prepare your home for the warm weather. You should take advantage of every opportunity to open your windows and let in the fresh air. A great way to improve the air quality in your home is to add air-cleaning plants like snake plants, spider plants, English ivy and small-leafed rubber plants. Plants also add to the aesthetics in your home.