Posts Tagged ‘air leaks’
True Energy Efficiency Requires a Whole-House Approach — What That Means
When it comes to HVAC systems, you can think of your home as a kind of organism. It has walls and insulation for its skin, uses ventilation to breathe, and the conditioned air circulates through ductwork the way blood circulates through the body, returning to the furnace and air conditioner (or heart) on each cycle. […]
How to Reduce Heat Loss in Your Cheyenne Area Home
No matter how efficient your furnace, heat pump, or air conditioner is, it doesn’t matter if your home can’t hold onto its comfortable temperature. If heat escapes through walls, ceilings, windows, doors, or through the foundation of your home, your heating systems have to work harder to compensate for the loss. This means that if […]
Caulking Makes Sealing Air Leaks Easier — What You Need to Know
Make sure your home is free of energy leaks by providing proper caulking where energy leaks happen. The Western United States is known for hot summers and cold winters. It’s critical that spots prone to air or even water leakage are adequately protected with caulk to prevent energy leaks that cost you money and can […]
Closing Air Vents May Seem Smart, But Here’s Why You Should Think Again
Homeowners often seek ways to reduce heating and cooling costs. They may try a variety of methods, including closing vents in seldom-used areas of their home. However, this practice may not have the intended result.
Seal Home Air Leaks as Summer Wanes and Fall Takes Hold
The cooler autumn season is a great time to check and seal any possible air leaks in your home that contribute to increased cooling and heating costs.
Attic Ventilation Makes for a Healthy Home Any Time of Year
Believe it or not, adequate attic ventilation can make a serious impact on home comfort. There are several aspects to consider when it comes to understanding how ventilation in the upper story of your home matters throughout the year.
Prioritizing Your Home Improvements After an Energy Audit
Having an energy audit done on your north Colorado home is a good idea. After having the energy audit done, though, you may be feeling overwhelmed and wonder where to start. Both your budget and time will play a part in determining where you should begin to start conserving energy in your home.
Ventilation In The Attic Is Key To A Lasting, Efficient Space
An attic can get very hot in the summer, reaching temperatures of 100 to 150 degrees. When it gets this warm, heat radiates into your living space, forcing your air conditioner to work harder.
After Sealing and Insulation, Then Whole-House Ventilation
If you want to cut back on the energy usage in your Colorado home, one of the most important things you can do is to make sure it’s properly sealed and insulated. It’s also important to ensure that you have whole-house ventilation.
Tend to Your Heat Pump Maintenance This Spring, and Stay Cool All Summer Long
Heat pump maintenance is essential to keeping the system working efficiently. By attending to regular maintenance, you can be more confident that your heat pump will work when you need it and will operate at a lower cost.
