Taking Charge of Summertime Cooling Costs: 10 Foolproof Tips

summertime cooling costs, Long Island, New YorkTrying to stay comfortable in Long Island’s mid-year heat and humidity can get expensive, but these 10 tactics will give you a good head start on controlling your summertime cooling costs. Continue reading “Taking Charge of Summertime Cooling Costs: 10 Foolproof Tips”

Year-Round Energy-Saving Best Practices for Efficiency

home energy-saving best practices, Long Island, New YorkThere are Some Simple Ways to Keep Your Energy Bills Down

If you’ve resolved to adopt some energy-saving best practices, it may help to think of saving energy like making choices on a grocery shopping trip. Continue reading “Year-Round Energy-Saving Best Practices for Efficiency”

Don’t Let Ice Dams Wreak Havoc On Your Roof

Removing Snow and Improving Attic Insulation Will Save Your Roof

The last thing Long Island homeowners need to contend with is another catastrophe triggered by the weather. So if continuing winter weather has kept you on edge, it may help to remember that you can take a proactive stance with regard to ice dams. In fact, you can absolutely prevent an ice dam from wreaking havoc on your roof, as well as your home and wallet. Continue reading “Don’t Let Ice Dams Wreak Havoc On Your Roof”

A Home Duct System That’s Designed to Deliver

home duct system design, Long Island, New YorkDelivering Air Evenly to the Whole House is Important

 

A well-designed home duct system is a fundamental component for maximizing your house’s overall energy efficiency. Continue reading “A Home Duct System That’s Designed to Deliver”

Done Insulating? Not If The Attic Hatch Is Leaking

attic hatch is leaking, Long Island, New YorkWarm Air Can Escape Into Your Attic Through the Hatch: Seal it!

If your attic hatch is leaking, it may be a big source of energy loss in your home. Further, it will negate other insulation improvements you make to the attic. Fortunately, it’s fairly easy to stop leaks through the attic hatch. Continue reading “Done Insulating? Not If The Attic Hatch Is Leaking”

Are You Letting The Contaminated Air From Your Garage Get Into Your Home?

contaminated air from your garage, Long Island, New YorkKeep Dirty Air Out of Your Home or Purify It

 

If your home has an attached garage, contaminated air from your garage could be degrading the quality of your indoor air. Continue reading “Are You Letting The Contaminated Air From Your Garage Get Into Your Home?”

Home Energy Efficiency: Improvements That Get Results

home energy efficiency, Long Island, New YorkPrepare Your Long Island Home for Winter’s Fast Approach

 

As the weather turns colder, people living on Long Island start thinking about simple maintenance tasks they can perform that will benefit them once winter weather really sets in. Making improvements in and around your home can save you money by boosting your home energy efficiency and can help protect your investment in your home. Continue reading “Home Energy Efficiency: Improvements That Get Results”

Need A New HVAC System? Do A Load Calculation First

load calculation, Long Island, New YorkKnowing How Your Home Uses Energy Will Help You Choose Wisely

 

If you’re starting the process of choosing a new HVAC system, the first and most important step to take is getting a load calculation. Continue reading “Need A New HVAC System? Do A Load Calculation First”

Smart Investments That Promise Long-Term Home Energy Savings

long-term home energy savings, Long Island, New YorkMake Your Home More Energy Efficient

When you make investments in your home that lead to long-term home energy savings, you’ll be rewarded with lower energy bills year-round. Unlike other kinds of investments, there’s no risk when you spend some time and money to increase your home’s energy efficiency. Continue reading “Smart Investments That Promise Long-Term Home Energy Savings”

Ways To Cut Your Energy Consumption This Winter

cut your energy consumption, Long Island, New YorkTime to Seal Things Up for Long, Cold, Long Island Winter Days

The cold grip of winter isn’t far off, which means that energy consumption is going to be high to keep your home comfortably warm. Continue reading “Ways To Cut Your Energy Consumption This Winter”