Basement Remodeling and Finishing
Filed under: Additions & Extensions, Air Quality, Basement, Moisture Control, finished basement
Finishing the basement is very popular today among home owners. There could be lots of reason why homeowners choose to remodel their basement. One reason may be to increase the value of their home as most home buyers prefer finished basements. In fact, in some areas, finished basements are included in the overall square footage of the house. Another reason may be to create additional space. After all, why not take advantage of the space you have rather than creating one from new. Another reason could be to create an entertainment room, family room, children’s play room or an office space. Yet another reason may be to create a self contained unit that can be rented out.
Strapped for Cash? HVAC Solutions Keep Costs Low and Comfort High
Filed under: Air Quality, Budget-friendly, Energy Efficiency, Heating & Cooling
(ARA) - You may find the economic climate less than balmy right now, but that doesn’t mean the climate inside your home can’t be comfortable.
Going Green and Enhancing Indoor Air Quality
(ARA) - More energy-efficient and airtight homes provide lower carbon emissions, significant energy savings and the psychological boost of knowing we’re all doing something to help preserve the planet – so what’s not to love? Despite the cost savings and environmental benefits, however, modern home building and remodeling can have a hidden downside: poor indoor air quality.
How to Cut Heating and Cooling Costs without Cutting Comfort
Filed under: Air Quality, Budget-friendly, Energy Efficiency, Heating & Cooling
(ARA) — Heating and cooling systems account for 56 percent of energy used in a typical home, making it the largest energy expense for most households, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Making smarter decisions about your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system can help you save money on your monthly utility bills.
Why Adequate Ventilation is Important
Adequate ventilation in your house is important for two reasons:
Moisture Control - Ventilation will prevent elevated moisture levels within the conditioned space during the heating season. These elevated levels can lead to condensation on window surfaces and give rise to surface mold and mildew, as well as concealed condensation within walls and roof spaces.
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