Tired Of Footing Huge Heating Bills? Read On
Heating is one of the largest energy expenses for most homes in the US. A home’s energy efficiency depends greatly on interaction of the following factors: air sealing, insulation, moisture control and ventilation, and a properly functioning heating system. To reduce your home’s heating costs all these factors should be in good working order because if one of these underperforms, the rest suffers. Insulation If you take a look at the homes of the past, you’ll find that their insulation system is poorer than what you’ll see in modern homes. Adding additional insulation in areas of your home that have never been insulated as well as those that have some, can considerably reduce your energy costs. Getting a qualified home energy auditor can give you an idea of how much insulation you have and need depending on your climate and heating systems installed.