Seven Cheap Home Improvement Projects To Lower Your Elecric Bill
If your home is like mine then the hottest months of the summer are often accompanied with the highest electric bills of the year due to our air conditioner running almost all the time just to keep the house at a bearable level of comfort. Air conditioners are great, but no matter whether you have a bunch of window AC units or a new energy-efficient central air conditioner unit, they still take a lot of electricity to run. If you want to lower your electric bills but still keep your house cool with your air conditioner then you’re …
I was sitting in my office last night and commented that even though the fan above me was on medium speed that it didn’t feel as …
In case you’ve forgotten, the Energy Policy Act of 2005 offered tax credits to Americans for improving their homes with all sorts of energy saving and fuel efficient home upgrades. There are a lot of details about what counts and what doesn’t, but generally you could get tax credit for home improvements in 2007 like upgrading to new energy efficient windows, doors, roofing and even adding insulation. You could also get credit for installing a new high-efficiency furnace, air conditioning unit, sump pump, geo-thermal heat pump or water heater. You could even get tax credits …
