By: Emmalie Kipp
Indoor air quality is not something that we think about everyday. However, the quality of the air in our home can have negative health effects on our families. It is important to take into consideration eliminating as much indoor air pollution as possible to improve the quality of our home. Here are some tips on how to achieve this. (more…)

During the warmest months of the year, many homeowners make use of a cooling system to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. Climate control within the home is a big investment of energy and money, and can impose considerable strain on the environment. For these reasons, more and more homeowners are becoming interested in purchasing an energy efficient and environmentally friendly cooling system. The following article will provide information on how to optimize the energy efficiency of your present system, and discuss some of the newer, eco-friendly systems available on today’s market. (more…)

Split unit air conditioners can be very efficient and economical to use, provided that they are well-maintained and clean. A clean air conditioner unit has many benefits, among them cleaner cooled air and lower energy consumption. (more…)


By: Emmalie Kipp
Tired of bundling up just to sit on your couch because it’s too cold in your house not to? While we all know that turning on the beloved central heating can cost a fortune, but there are alternative heating solutions that do not include your favorite snuggie. A portable energy efficient space heater is an inexpensive way (more…)


By: Emmalie Kipp
Although central air conditioners are a delight to have in your home, they may not be exactly right for you. If you live in a smaller home or apartment, you might want to consider a window air conditioner. (more…)


By: Emmalie Kipp
Heating and cooling systems can be intimidating. To many, they are a confusing and expensive addition to your home. However, there have been so many improvements over the years that heating and cooling systems are now more affordable and effective. (more…)

The average gas home furnace has come a long way. While American homes have gotten larger over the years, these increases in size have been matched with corresponding rises in efficiency among the appliances that power the structure.
When first invented, the average gas furnace used only about sixty percent of the potential energy in the fuel it burnt. (more…)

Many home improvements promise savings on the utility bills. In many cases, the savings hardly offset the cost involved in replacement. When it comes time to replace or upgrade an existing water heater, however, one solution stands head and shoulders over all others. (more…)


The very purpose of a house is to insulate its inhabitants from the effects of environmental extremes. When it is too hot in the summer, air conditioning provides a cool change from the heat outside. In the winter, the process reverses and the heating system keeps everyone toasty warm while the storms blow. (more…)


When one thinks of a cooling system for the home the first thought is of central air conditioning. There are other alternatives, however. Many of these cooling options are less costly and friendlier to the environment than plugging in or turning on the air conditioning. (more…)
