Energy efficient upgrades for your home have never been more affordable.
Your improvements will save in your utility bills for years to come.
Here are two simple ways to make your home more energy efficient.
Radiant Heat Barrier  A quick, inexpensive way to reduce your energy costs is to add insulation or Radiant Heat Barrier to your attic. Radiant Heat Barrier works in conjunction with your insulation to prevent up to 97% of radiant heat transfer in your attic year-round. It keeps heat out of your home in summer and reflects heat back into your home in winter. There are no fumes or dust. This is an energy efficient home improvement that will benefit you as long as you live there. You can click on this picture to view a video about "How Radiant Barrier Works." | Low-E Windows
Your original windows and doors can increase your utilities costs, even if they are not drafty. Infrared radiation (heat) is blocked by many of the new windows. An investment now will pay for itself in utility savings before you know it. Improved windows and doors can make your home more comfortable, and your HV/AC unit won't have to work so hard. Reducing the UV radiation can add life to your furniture, flooring, and window treatments, too. |