Try this simple calculation provided by the U.S. Dept. of Energy:Divide the total amount of your gas/electric utility bill by seven (7) the next time you pay it. (Gas utility for gas water heater; electric utility for electric water heater.) The end result will be close to the amount you spend on heating your water. …
Introduction Dayton Homes being constructed today are more energy efficient than those built even just a few years ago, primarily due to significant improvements in building products and techniques as well as development of high-performance heating and cooling systems and other appliances. However, the benefits of foundation insulation are often overlooked. Heat loss from an improperly …
Utility Bills! We need to start thinking about them more than once a month, when the bill comes. We write the check throw it in the mail and scratch our heads wondering, “Where does it end?” With today’s technology we now know more about home insulation and how to save energy more than ever before. …
