Bathroom upgrades that will freshen the room – and save you money
Filed under: Bathroom Remodeling, Energy Efficiency, Faucet, Shower, showerhead, Toilet
(ARA) – When you sit back to relax in the tub, or take time to preen in front of the bathroom vanity, do you often feel that the setting just isn’t giving you the comforting and spa-like experience you wish you could feel at home?
Five ‘luxury’ bathroom upgrades that don’t cost a bundle
Filed under: Bathroom Remodeling, Budget-friendly, Energy Efficiency, Home Remodeling, showerhead, Skylights, Ventilation
(ARA) – It’s probably safe to say that no potential buyer ever passed on a house because the bathroom was just too lovely and luxurious. And few of us would prefer to come home at the end of the day to decompress in an outdated bathroom with a shabby shower and cabinets that have seen better days.
An easy way to save 15 percent on utility bills
Filed under: Budget-friendly, Do-It-Yourself, Energy Efficiency, Heating & Cooling, Insulation, Radiant Barrier
(ARA) – Saving money around the house continues to be a major pursuit for homeowners nationwide. And with a focus on going green, savvy homeowners are looking for ways to cut energy use to reduce utility bills and their home’s carbon footprint.
How to cut more than $1,500 from your utility bill
Filed under: Budget-friendly, Do-It-Yourself, Energy Efficiency, Heating & Cooling, Insulation, Programmable Thermostat
(ARA) – In today’s challenging economy, homeowners are looking for a few extra bucks to help pay their monthly utility bills and other household expenses, but there’s no need to resort to searching for spare change in the sofa cushions. You can find plenty of extra cash throughout the house by making some simple and
Tips to save money and reduce your environmental footprint
Filed under: Budget-friendly, Do-It-Yourself, Eco-Friendly, Energy Efficiency
(ARA) – Are you afraid to turn up the heat in your house this winter because you consider your electric bill – and your carbon footprint – to be big enough? Saving money and reducing your carbon and water footprints are worthy goals you can spend many years striving to achieve. But here are a few ideas to help you get started reducing your energy bill and being eco-friendly.
Hibernate in Style and Comfort this Winter
Filed under: Air Quality, Energy Efficiency, Heating & Cooling, Insulation, Winterization
(ARA) – OK, so humans don’t really hibernate, but when those bone-chilling northern winds arrive and snow starts to pile up against the door, we all tend to prefer the climate-controlled comfort of our own homes. And like all creatures, great and small, who endure the hardships of winter, we must prepare.
Greening your home: What does it really take?
Filed under: Eco-Friendly, Energy Efficiency, Green Home Remodeling, Green Living, Green Remodeling
(ARA) – In today’s environmentally conscious times, it seems we’re surrounded by the need to shop, act and live “green.” Some of our choices are easy and small, while others can be big and costly. But one thing is for sure – each choice can make a significant difference. But as many of us know from experiences of trying to diet, the most successful long-term changes we make can’t make us feel as if we are “giving up” the small pleasures that we enjoy.
Save money with smart heating practices and weatherproofing
Filed under: Energy Efficiency, Green Home Remodeling, Home Remodeling, Increase home value, Weatherproofing
(ARA) – With the onset of cooler weather, people are starting to think about green – specifically, paying for heating bills and holiday expenses. A sure way to save green, as in money, is by making your home more energy efficient and space heating the rooms where you spend the most time instead of heating the entire house.
‘Tis the season for home efficiency
Filed under: Eco-Friendly, Energy Efficiency, Faucet, Green Home Remodeling, Green Remodeling, Insulation, showerhead, Windows
(ARA) – As the cold weather and holidays approach, homeowners are preparing to spend more time indoors. Winter utility bills can get expensive, and in an economic climate as biting as the frost, consumers are watching every penny. From insulation, to appliances, to faucets, these upcoming months are an opportune time for homeowners to make their homes more efficient, reducing costs and the family’s carbon footprint.
A big and small energy saver for each room of your house
Filed under: Budget-friendly, Eco-Friendly, Energy Efficiency, Green Living
(ARA) – Saving the environment can be an overwhelming task. With everything in the news about how to make your home more energy efficient, it’s easy to become bewildered when thinking about all the improvements you could make. But there’s no need to worry, as you don’t have to make your home into a model for green living all at once.
