sullivan county home energy audit: Going Green and Helping Your Local Economy - 03/18/10 08:32 AM
Going Green and Helping Your Local Economy, even if some of the items you buy, and work you do and or have done by a professional, in order to make your home more green. Might not show you a full payback in your lifetime, besides helping Mother Earth and helping with saving energy. Here are some other way to view those going green upgrades for and to your home.
Those green dollors that you spend, will mostly go to and help the local companys in your community, the upgrades … (13 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Keep the Cold Out and the Heat In Energy Efficiency New Hampshire - 01/24/10 09:40 AM
Keep the Cold Out and the Heat In Energy Efficiency New Hampshire, first you'll want to find and seal places were air can move between the living area of a home and the attic, the basement or the crawl space and the outdoors. You can use expanding foam to seal up larger holes and caulk to seal up small gaps, weatherstripping for windows and doors. Then you'll want to check to make sure that attic has sufficient insulation, and that its well-installed. Air enters and leaves your home through every signal hole, nook, and cranny of your home. The largest source … (5 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Turn Down Your Thermostat Energy Effciency New Hampshire - 01/23/10 06:38 PM
Turn Down Your Thermostat Energy Efficiency New Hampshire, by turning down your thermostat, you can save two to three percent in home energy costs for every degree you lower the thermostat around the clock in the winter time. Lowering your heat from 72 degrees to 65 degrees for at least eight hours a day, can save you as much as 10 percent on your annual heating costs. Also lower your heat when ever everyone leaves your home for the day and then lower it back down just before going to to bed. By using a programmable thermostat; it will automatically turn … (10 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Speechless Sunday - Cowboy Fun Times - 01/17/10 10:36 PM
Speechless Sunday - Cowboy Fun Times
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker … (7 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Speechless Sunday - Chief You are Joking, Right!!! - 01/17/10 09:07 PM
Chief You are Joking, Right!!!
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home Energy Audit/Commercial … (10 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part One of Five - 01/12/10 08:50 PM
New Hampshire Engergy Incentive Series Part One if Five, the Utility rebate program is offering their New Hampshire residential customers a number of programs to encourage home owners to have more energy efficient homes.
The home performance with Energy Star Program will help to improve the energy efficiency of qualified homes. This program provides rebates up to the amount of $4,000.00 and it includes incentives for installing energy savings improvements which includ the following.
Attic and building insulation
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sullivan county home energy audit: New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Three of Five - 01/09/10 02:36 AM
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Three of Five, Residential Electric Energy Efficiency Rebate Programs, the National Grid's New Construction Program, offers folks incentives and even technical support to help their customers, that are having a Energy Star Certified Home built.
The Eligible Energy Star Certified equipment includes, Room Air Conditioners, Lights - like Compact Fluorescent Bulbs for an example, and Washers. The rebates can range from a $1.00 to $50.00's. Some of the rebates are given at the time of purchase, while others you … (11 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Five of Five - 01/04/10 06:51 PM
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Five of Five, New Hampshire allows Towns and Cities to offer an exemption from residential property taxes in the amount of the assessed value of a renewable energy system you use on your property.Eligible technologies include solar energy systems (photovoltaic systems, solar space heating systems, solar water heating systems, passive solar energy systems);
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Five of Five, wind energy systems, wood fired central heating systems. Towns and Cities are to adopt an exemption provision separately for each energy source. As of … (7 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Helpful Tips for You're Home Shopping-Part One of Two Series - 01/03/10 03:28 PM
Helpful Tips for You're Home Shopping-Part One of Two Series, whether you're a First Time Home Buyer, or a Move up Home Buyer. You'll more than likely, be going out and looking at many different kind of homes. And with so many Bank Own homes on the market, you may even look at some of them. When Home Shopping, its really not always financally feasible for a Home Buyer in these economy times, to have a Home Inspection of each and every home you look at. Some Home Buyers even pick out a couple of back up homes, to make offers … (10 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Helpful Tips for You're Home Shopping - Part Two of Two Series - 01/02/10 06:46 PM
Helpful Tips for You're Home Shooping-Part Two of Two Series, whether you're a First Time Home Buyer, or a Move up Home Buyer. When Home Shopping, its sure not always financially feasible for a Home Buyer to have a Home Inspection each and every time they find a home they like.
A Home Buyer usual makes an offer on the home, before they have a Home Inspector come into the picture of the home buying process. But fortunately these helpful tips can help protect your investment, just by training your eyes to detect possible … (3 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: Home Buyer and Home Owner Does that Home have Chinese Drywall - 01/01/10 03:50 AM
Home Buyer and Home Owner Does that Home have Chinese Drywall - First Time Home Buyer, you and your family need to know if the home your look at, has Chinsese Drywall. Home Owner if you know that your home has Chinese Drywall and your planing on listing your home for sale, then you need to by law disclosure that there is Chinese Drywall in the home and any other building on your property.Drywall is a common building material typically made of a layer of gypsum-based plaster pressed between two thick sheets of paper, then its dried in s kiln. Home … (9 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: My Business SHIFT - 12/26/09 03:45 PM
My Business SHIFT, some of you may have notice my new Business name at the top of my blog posts. Baker Home Energy Audit/Commercial Properties Inspections. You'll also be seeing a SHIFT in my New Hampshire Blogging Homestead,of a wider range of exciting subject matter at my little ole Blogging Homestead ,coming in the New Year of 2010.
While we're on the subject of SHIFT, have you chick out Mr. Gary Keller, the founder of Keller Williams Real Estate's book. At this time you can pick up a paper back version of his and the other two Authors of the book … (12 comments)
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sullivan county home energy audit: First Time Home Buyer Foreclosure Homes - 12/24/09 11:17 PM
First Time Home Buyer Foreclosure Homes, have you found a home that you like, and you've been told that because it’s a Foreclosure Home, you don't need to have a home inspection done on it. One thing you should know, about a Foreclosure Home , you and your family sure going to want to have a home inspection done of the home.
Even if a bank and it's Agent, has made it very clear that the bank will not make any repairs at all, the bank's position could very will change once the inspection report is completed … (7 comments)
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