Unwanted air and water leaks may cause significant increases in your home's heating and cooling costs, and may even result in permanent damage and require substantial repair spending.

Using the dishwasher with only full (or near full) loads of dishes saves substantive amounts of washing energy, water heating energy and water.

Using the washing machine with only full (or near full) loads of laundry saves substantial amounts of washing energy, water heating energy and water.

Some refrigerators do not make efficient use of the electricity they consume. This is especially true of older models.

Have a furnace, boiler or central AC tune-up performed by a qualified HVAC technician.

Older ducts are typically not insulated, and large amounts of warmth and/or coolness that your heating and/or cooling systems have worked on escapes before it gets into your home. By insulating your ducts this loss can be greatly reduced, and the air you have paid so much to have heated and cooled will then be retained for use.

A thorough energy analysis on your property will provide you with the detailed information you need to properly evaluate your options. That information will increase the level of confidence for actions you may be considering, will provide a better understanding of your system, as well as provide specific information for you and professionals.

High Efficiency Toilets ("HETs") use only one-third of the 3.6 gallons per flush of traditional toilets. The effectiveness of removing solid waste is measured in terms of a Maximum Performance (MaP) score; where 1,000 has a high certainty of removing solid waste, and a MaP score of 350 is the minimum performance required by the EPA.

Using the clothes dryer with only full (or near full) loads of laundry saves substantive amounts of heat energy.

Insulating your hot water tank will reduce heat loss significantly.