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by Brian Stack | Nov 15, 2018 | Attic Insulation, Energy Savings, Furnace system, Insulation, weatherization
In Northeast Ohio, the winterization of your home is crucial not only for comfort and efficiency but also for your family’s safety. When you take a little time to winterize your home, you’ll benefit throughout the upcoming months. Heating bills will drop, and your...
by Brian Stack | Feb 8, 2018 | Attic Insulation, Ductwork, Energy Savings, Insulation, weatherization
Energy savings should be a year-round goal, but with winter here, certain areas of your home should receive greater attention. Heat loss and low-efficiency equipment can cost you a great deal over the course of a typical northeast Ohio frigid season. Here are a few...
by Brian Stack | Dec 8, 2017 | Attic Insulation, Energy Savings, Heating, Insulation
For those living along the shores of the Great Lakes like here in Cleveland, the cold fall and winter weather can have an enormous impact on monthly energy bills. The cold rolls in off of the Lake, causing an extended season of snow and chill. We combat this by...
by Brian Stack | Jan 7, 2017 | Energy Savings, Heating, Insulation, Seal Air Leaks
Is Your Home Heating System Wasting Money? The price of heating your home accounts for more than 40% of your energy bill, according to the Energy Information Administration. Heating costs can be even higher when your home lacks the proper insulation or sealing and the...
by Brian Stack | Jan 26, 2016 | Attic Insulation, Insulation, Uncategorized
Homeowners in our region are always looking for ways to make their houses warmer without turning up the thermostat and paying more on utility bills. You’re probably already dressing in layers, and have air sealed around windows and doors to keep warm air in and...
by Brian Stack | Sep 30, 2014 | Insulation, Uncategorized
Insulation is one of the best ways to lower the energy use in your home. It impedes heat transfer, which means it keeps hot or cold air in, while keeping the air you don’t want out of your home. If you’re looking to upgrade your home, there are five types that you...
