Checklist

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base1The hot water tank could be fueled by a number of different fuel sources natural gas, electric, or solar.

The type of fuel used will significantly impact home operating costs.

Insulating a hot water tank with a specifically designed insulating blanket will save money in the long run by keeping hot water hot, reducing the need for water to be heated and reheated as it sits, waiting to be used.

base2If the walls are uninsulated, a lot of heat could be escaping from the home, drastically increasing home operating costs. New home building code requires that basements are fully insulated. Even if the basement is finished, be sure to see what sort of insulation is behind the walls – if the basement was finished many years ago, it is likely that the insulation that exists is inadequate.

Checklist

  • Building Envelope
  • Bedrooms/Home Office
  • Washrooms
  • Kitchen
  • Laundry Room
  • Basement
  • Heating and Cooling
  • Exterior

Important Component

  • Description of the area of the home and a breakdown of the Checklist section that deals with that area.
  • Tips that you can easily implement for little or no cost to improve comfort and energy efficiency in your home.
  • Upgrade Opportunities that address home improvements that take a greater commitment, either of time or money, and could significantly improve a home’s comfort and energy efficiency. These can be done by a homeowner who has skills in this area or a professional.

Our Energy Conservation consulting services are structured to address a individual’s end-to-end needs

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