How to “Green” Your Home for Summer

Posted on on May 29th, 2015

 

Paper cut of family with house and car on green grassWant to improve the energy efficiency of your home this summer?  With a few simple home improvement changes, you can help reduce your impact on the environment – and your wallet!

Eco-Friendly Home Tips:

  • Seal Leaky Windows – Windows can be a big source of energy loss in your home.  Make sure that your windows are sealed to prevent warm, humid summer air from getting indoors.  This will help keep your home comfortable and keep your air conditioning system from working as hard on hot days.
  • Add Insulation – Many older homes don’t have proper insulation in their walls, attics and crawl spaces.  Check to see if your home is properly insulated.  Spray foam insulation can even be added to your existing insulation to further improve your home’s energy efficiency and reduce solar heat gain during the summer.
  • Install a Programmable Thermostat – Programmable thermostats keep your home cool when you need it, and help you save energy while you’re away at work!

If you are in need of home insulation, including spray foam insulation, attic insulation, wall insulation or injection foam insulation, contact our office!  Our professional technicians can help answer any questions you have about how you can improve your home’s energy-efficiency this spring.

Don’t forget to follow us on our social media pages for more energy saving tips and insulation news.

LIKE us on Facebook

FOLLOW us on Twitter

ADD us to your circles on Google+

 



Customer Reviews

Very Professional
"I used Good Life Energy Savers. I found them to be very professional. I had insulation blown into the attic and foam sealant in the basement."

-Stefanie R. Ridgefield, CT

Solutions for Every Spot
"Chris from Good Life helped my wife and I understand our home's problem areas and had a solution for every cold spot. His recommendations and industry knowledge go unmatched- from available rebates to special needs such as creating an insulated but still useable storage space in attic. I'd recommend Good Life Energy Savers to anyone!"

-Jeff M. Shelton, CT