Tag: energy costs
Home Energy Savings as Simple as Understanding Your Gas Bill
Becoming well informed about your gas bill can actually help you increase your monthly home energy savings. Gas company costs to the customer Many homeowners may not realize that the gas provider purchases fuel from an outside source. This cost is typically 50 percent of the average customer bill. Interestingly…
Continue reading →Your Geothermal Heat Pump: Factors That Will Affect The Final Cost
There are many reasons to install a geothermal heat pump system in your home. Geothermal heating is effective, environmentally friendly, safe and has a low operating cost.
Continue reading →Energy Vampires: Take Care, Or They Could Overpower Your Long Island Home
They’re called “energy vampires” for a reason, and they fittingly strike most often in the middle of the night.
Continue reading →Are You Using The EnergyGuide Label To Maximum Advantage?
If you’ve been shopping for new heating or cooling equipment, you have probably run across the EnergyGuide label. This bright yellow tag is full of useful information to help you make a cost-effective purchase.
Continue reading →Do-It-Yourself Energy Evaluations Are An Effective Way To Locate Air Leaks In Your Home
Energy evaluations can help you to identify places in your home where air leaks into and out of your home. Energy evaluations can be performed by professionals who will use special equipment such as infrared cameras to detect leaks. You can also perform an energy evaluation on your own –…
Continue reading →Do You Know How Lifetime Costs Impact Your Heating System Purchase?
When purchasing a major appliance, such as a heating system, there are upfront costs and there are lifetime costs to consider. Upfront costs are the price of the equipment along with installation. Lifetime costs involve both upfront costs and the costs to maintain the equipment, fuel costs and other factors.
Continue reading →Whole-House Energy Savings Tips For Long Island Homeowners
It’s expensive to own a home on Long Island. But even if you can’t do anything about your property taxes. there are steps you can take to increase your energy savings and reduce your utility bills.
Continue reading →Comfort Plus Control with Zoning Systems
An option for your heating and cooling system that allows better comfort, greater control and the potential to reduce energy costs sounds good, doesn’t it? The use of zoning systems gives homeowners that type of increased comfort and control in our homes.
Continue reading →Airflow Issues? Maybe Your Air Returns are Lacking.
If it seems that some of the rooms in your home are comfortable while others are too cool, too warm or stuffy, it could be your air returns. Most homeowners don’t really think about the air ducts; as long as your HVAC system seems to be functioning, all is OK. In reality, it could be that inadequate return air ducting is the reason your home isn’t quite as comfortable as you would like.
Continue reading →Faced with “Repair or Replace†Decision? Some Tips…
Homeowners often face the decision of whether to repair or replace their furnace. Before making this important decision, answer the following questions:
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