During an energy audit, an experienced inspector should be able to determine whether attics or basements are not properly sealed off.
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May, 2012
Building owners decided to spend approximately $20 million to better manage lighting, enhance the building’s heating and insulation and make windows more efficient.
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May, 2012
For most consumers, incandescent light bulbs represent a technology that they have grown up around, as the warm glow from these bulbs greeted them every evening.
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May, 2012
Buyers were willing to pay a premium because the sellers were upfront and transparent about changes they had made before putting the home on the market.
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May, 2012
The rise of green energy initiatives over the last few years has caused many consumers to realize the long-term benefits of such improvements.
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May, 2012
Many of the actions taken by students were related to their behaviors, such as minimizing the time they spent in the shower.
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May, 2012
If shingles are not repaired, homes could be compromised by the elements, thus increasingly energy bills.
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May, 2012
The new Virginia Uniform Building Code actually took effect March 1, 2011, but builders were given an additional year to comply with new energy use standards.
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Apr, 2012
Long before a consumer ever settles down in a new home, a home inspection could save him or her even more money by revealing potentially costly repairs.
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Apr, 2012
When consumers were asked where houses lost the most energy, only 10 percent correctly said that inefficient ceilings, walls and floors drain the most energy.