When you reduce the consumption of home energy, you save money! This simple fact is how the green-building movement has gained momentum for more than a decade. McGraw-Hill Construction’s 2011 Green Outlook has been tracking trend that are driving this growth of green building. The report indicates that 70% of buyers prefer a green home… Continue Reading
The green movement is here. At a time when homeowners everywhere are trying to find ways to conserve energy and save money, a little knowledge can go a long way. The following tips can reduce your carbon footprint and your electricity bills. Refrigeration – Refrigerators are a huge energy consumer in the home. Some energy… Continue Reading
For products “placed in service” in 2011, you need to file the 2011 version of IRS Form 5695 and submit it with your 2011 taxes (by April 15, 2012). On the 1040 form you enter this tax credit from Form 5695 (the residential energy tax credit) on line 52. Save your receipts and the Manufacturer’s… Continue Reading
Read this article posted on HousingZone.com conserving water without sacrificing design and performance! Now is the time for remodelers and designers to outfit their design/selection centers with high-efficiency plumbing products and to start advising their clients on how they can save water in their homes when undertaking kitchen and bathroom projects without sacrificing performance and… Continue Reading