Many people are reassessing their energy consumption and targeting sources of inefficiency like never before. Luckily energy efficiency is closer and cheaper than you think. Where to look first The 1st place to look should be your heating and cooling setup. Your energy bills will spell out clearly the amount of money you’re spending regularly,
Read moreTax Credits and Home Renovation Savings As of August 2016 homeowners can amass as much as $5,000 in home renovation rebates through the revitalized Home Renovation Rebate program. If you plan to upgrade your furnace in the next few years, rebates from the Government combined with manufacturer incentives make this the ideal time to make
Read moreIt’s hot out there, and sometimes it feels like no matter what you do, you can’t escape the discomfort of it. Sticking to your furniture is never fun. Lots of homeowners want to reduce their dependence on the air conditioner, even if they do have a super-efficient, modern one. We’re all for saving money, so
Read moreHome energy consumption is not a fixed expenditure you’re doomed to put up with as long as you own the home. When measured on an individual per-home basis, average residential energy consumption in Canada has actually significantly declined in recent years. This didn’t happen by accident. Increased consciousness about the costs—both financial and environmental—of unnecessary
Read moreIf you are considering installing a fireplace or upgrading an existing one, you’ll soon find out how many trade-offs between wood and gas as fuels exist. Start your decision process by first outlining your priorities and then narrowing down your choice to a particular unit from there. Ambiance and Authenticity Most homeowners, especially in urban
Read moreIf you own an older tank-based water heater that is on its last legs, consider replacing it with a tankless water heater. They have a number of advantages over tank heaters, though they have a few drawbacks. They are used widely in Europe and their popularity in North America is rising. How Does a Tankless
Read moreCreated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1992 as a voluntary program, Energy Star now sets international efficiency standards for consumer products in a variety of categories. This extremely successful program has been adopted by the European Union, Australia, Canada, Japan, Taiwan and New Zealand as well as the United States. Its goal
Read moreGiven rising energy costs, it is more important than ever to implement strategies to save energy and money throughout the year. The tips below will help you reduce your monthly utility bills by ensuring that you use the minimum energy required to keep your home comfortable in every season. Throughout the Year Turn Off and
Read moreModern central air conditioners are complex machines that include numerous high-tech components. Total performance is affected by a variety of factors such as equipment sizing, installation quality and the integrity of the air distribution system. What You Can Check Yourself Evaluating total performance requires extensive training and advanced diagnostic tools. While homeowners are encouraged to
Read moreIndoor comfort is largely a matter of individual preference, so there is no specific thermostat setting that can be considered the “best.” The cost associated with lowering or raising the indoor temperature is dependent on a number of factors including local weather conditions, the SEER rating of the unit, and the quality of the building’s
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