Construction industry expects more green home remodeling

15 Feb, 2012

The market for green homes will increase substantially from $17 billion to up to $114 billion by 2016.

Revamped “Cash for Caulkers” finds a place in Obama budget proposal

14 Feb, 2012

Homeowners would receive rebates for installing new, energy-efficient heating and insulation and for sealing ducts, windows and doors.

Homeowners in Central Valley, California receive grants for free energy audit

13 Feb, 2012

Fresno homeowners spend about $860 million in energy costs each year, which is both 30 percent higher than the state average.

Bathtubs and showers contribute to mold problems if not installed properly

10 Feb, 2012

More serious problems, such as a leaky tile shower base or water dripping down through a light fixture, will probably require the assistance of a professional.

Zero-energy home sets bar high for homeowners conscious of energy efficiency

9 Feb, 2012

The global market for this $225 million industry is expected to climb to $1.3 trillion by 2035.

Maryland home inspection uncovers deliberate damages to properties

8 Feb, 2012

Many current owners cease maintenance of properties and in some cases blatantly destroy part of homes.

Broken fire dampers can quickly spread flames

7 Feb, 2012

Fire dampers, found in the vents of HVAC systems, help delay the spread of deadly smoke throughout a building.

Energy audit confirms three Massachusetts buildings are energy efficient

6 Feb, 2012

The Westport town administrator said that any low-cost investments would be “kind of a no-brainer.”

NFL officials embrace green energy for Super Bowl in Indianapolis

3 Feb, 2012

Transportation will be facilitated by carbon offset credits, while solar power and trees will be integrated into local neighborhoods.

Kentucky homes torn down after unrelenting floods

2 Feb, 2012

The mold problem is so rampant in many of the properties that mold testing would only confirm what many homeowners already know.