Energy Savings
Energy Savings
Making your residential or commercial structure energy efficient is a wise
investment of your time and money. These investments will save you
hundreds of dollars in the long term.
Below you will find information on how to insure that your structure is
energy efficient.
In addition to your attic being properly ventilated, it also needs to be insulated
based on the region your home is located. A properly insulated attic can decrease
your energy bill by 40%, and will protect your attic and home the damages
caused by excess heat and cold.
Radiant barrier is an outstanding option. Sprayed products loose effectiveness
within 2 years. Products that lay on the attic floor collect dust and are rendered
useless. Deck adhered and rafter adhered products are most efficient and keep
their radiant properties for life.
Weather stripped and caulked doors and windows prevent conditioned air from
escaping and outside air from entering your home, resulting in lowered energy
costs.
Ceilings and walls that have ductwork, vents, or electrical or plumbing conduits
need to be well sealed and insulated. Areas that are not sealed and insulated,
allow conditioned air to escape and external air to enter
Using a fan will make a room feel 4 to 6 degrees cooler. Running your air
conditioner and a fan at the same time will continue to move the fan will circulate
the dehumidifying action of the air conditioner provides drier air that the fan can
broadcast. Also set the fan on your air conditioning system to on instead of auto.
This will also promote the cooled air movement even when the system cycles off.
Installing new windows will protect your home from transfering exterior and
interior air. Also, treating windows with quality blinds will keep the additional
sun from entering the home. Treating windows with a tint, if blinds are not an
option will eliminate additional sun from entering and warming the interior.
To insure your home is energy efficient, contact us for a free consultation.
Free Consultations and quotes. Contact Accede Construction at anytime!
214.202.0572 info@axede.net
P.O. Box 3391
McKinney, TX 75071
Phone: 214.202.0572
Fax: 877.667.3594
info@axede.net
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