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Home Energy Audit: Your Guide to Understanding and Reducing Your Home Energy Costs by Richard H. Montgomery, 1983-03 Computer Assisted Home Energy Management (Blacksburg Continuing Education Series) by Paul E. Field, 1982-01 All Thumbs Guide to Home Energy Savings (All Thumbs Guides Series) by Robert W. Wood, 1992-10 Off The Grid: Modern Homes + Alternative Energy by Lori Ryker, 2005-11-03 Green Hawaii: A Guide to a Sustainable and Energy Efficient Home by Kevin Whitton, 2008-08-01 Wind Power for Home & Business: Renewable Energy for the 1990s and Beyond (Real Goods Independent Living Book) by Paul Gipe, 1993-05 Teach Yourself Saving Energy in the Home (Teach Yourself: General Reference) by Nick White, 2008-04-18 How to Save Energy and Money at Home and on the Highway: The Mathematics and Physics of Energy Conservation and Reduction of Consumer Energy Costs by William J. Veigele, 2009-06-15 Homemade Money: How to Save Energy and Dollars in Your Home by H. Richard Heede, Richard Heede, et all 1995-02 New Green Home Solutions: Renewable Household Energy and Sustainable Living by Dave Bonta, Stephen Snyder, 2008-09-10 Build ENERGY-FFFREE Healthy Homes by Bryon Arthur Keith Parffrey, 2007-07-04 Energy: Use Less-Save More: 100 Energy-Saving Tips for the Home (The Chelsea Green Guides) by Jon Clift, Amanda Cuthbert, 2007-09-05 Warm House Cool House: Money-Saving Guide to Energy Use in Your Home (Homeowner's Library Series) by Consumer Reports Books, Monte Florman, 1991-11 Your Mobile Home Energy and Repair Guide by John T. Krigger, 1992-04

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61. Midwest Energy Contractors - Home Improvement Specialists
    Step Midwest energy Contractors will assist you every step of the way with highlyskilled professionals, trained for every facet of your home improvement needs  
    http://www.midwestenergycontractors.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Midwest Energy Contractors Inc. At Midwest Energy Contractors, we believe that your satisfaction is the key to our success. We are firmly committed to keeping customer service priority number one. We guarantee 100% satisfaction on all labor. Enjoy your visit here and be sure to contact a personal project coordinator to assist you with your home improvement needs. You can expect top of the line quality products and specialized workmanship with excellent attention to detail. At Midwest Energy Contractors Inc., our carpenters and specialist are masters of their trade and all certified installer's in their area of expertise. Step by Step Midwest Energy Contractors will assist you every step of the way with highly skilled professionals, trained for every facet of your home improvement needs. Click on the icon to see how we can assist you. Do you have questions about a home improvement dilemma. Click on the icon to post your home care questions on our Message Board or contact one of our Project Coordinator's to assist you with answers. Do you have an idea, but just can't quite nail it down? Let our personal Project Coordinator assist you in developing that idea into a dream come true. Click on the icon to see Before and After photos, prior to starting your project, with our virtual remodeling program.

62. [GreenYes] Energy Star Home Improvement Toolbox From EPA
    home Thread Index - Date Index Date Prev - Date Next - Thread Prev- Thread Next GreenYes energy Star home improvement Toolbox From EPA  
    http://greenyes.grrn.org/2002/08/msg00028.html
    
    Extractions: To help homeowners save energy, save money, and contribute to environmental protection, ENERGY STAR has developed the Home Improvement Toolbox . This interactive Web site provides practical advice for home improvement and remodeling decisions. The Home Improvement Toolbox consists of a suite of tools homeowners can use to benchmark the efficiency of their home, receive customized recommendations for home improvement projects, learn how to include ENERGY STAR labeled products when remodeling, and solve energy-wasting household problems such as drafty rooms, cold floors, and ineffective air conditioning. By using products and practices recommended by ENERGY STAR, consumers can save up to 30 percent on energy costs. Last year alone, ENERGY STAR helped Americans save enough energy to power 10 million homes and reduce greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those of ten million cars.

63. Home Improvement: Energy Efficiency
    home » home improvement » energy Efficiency. Web Directory. Personal Organization.Domestic Services. DoIt-Yourself. homemaking. Rural Living. Consumer Information.  
    http://www.helart.net/home/en/home_improvement/energy_efficiency

64. EfficientHome.Com-Suppliers Of Home Improvement And Energy Conservation Products
    provide you with substantial energy cost reductions, many of the products we offersignificantly reduce maintenance time, and add to the beauty of your home.  
    http://www.efficienthome.com/index2.htm
    
    Extractions: Cost Saving Lighting! View the Comparison Chart Efficient Home. Com specializes in supplying homeowners with premium products designed to make their homes energy efficient, cost effective, and safer without sacrificing aesthetic appeal or convenience. Indeed, as well as provide you with substantial energy cost reductions, many of the products we offer significantly reduce maintenance time, and add to the beauty of your home. Our carefully selected inventory represents the very best home resources on the market. When you browse our catalog pages, you are viewing a collection of premium products made by manufacturers with a history of creating innovative and superior goods for your home. Ordering our products is easy. Call us at 1-877-346-6331.

65. Welcome To Home Energy Magazine Online
    home energy Magazine Online January/February 1996. Duct improvement inthe Northwest. Part I New Construction and Retrofit. by Ted Haskell  
    http://homeenergy.org/archive/hem.dis.anl.gov/eehem/96/960109.html
    
    Extractions: and Retrofit by Ted Haskell Ted Haskell is an extension energy agent with the Oregon State University Extension Service. I n the Northwest, energy losses in forced-air systems average 25%-30% in electrically heated homes, with some homes being significantly worse. This appears to be the case in other regions of the United States as well. The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) created the Residential Construction Demonstration Program (RCDP) to test innovations in energy efficiency and evaluate their effectiveness. In 1994 RCDP turned its attention to forced-air distribution systems. Under the program, state energy offices in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington worked with BPA to recruit and train contractors to build tight new systems and to retrofit older ones. Researchers from the energy offices tested each of the 41 new houses and 25 retrofit houses for duct tightness and house operating pressures. This article summarizes the most valuable results and recommendations of these case studies. The details can be found in the

66. Home Improvement - Energy Saving - Ceramlinks Directory
    Your guide about home improvement. Find listings of web sites about Energysaving . home /  
    http://directory.ceramlinks.com/home-improvement/energy-saving/
    
    Extractions: Home Architecture Construction Home Decorating Home Improvement Landscape and Garden Real Estate Appliances Cabinetry Cleaning Contractors@ Decks Do-It-Yourself Doors and Windows Energy saving Fences and Gates Finishes and Coverings Fireplaces Hardware Heating and Air Conditioning Home automation Home centers Home loans@ Home repair Lamps and Lighting@ Mailboxes Murals and Faux Finishes Plumbing Pools, Spas, and Hot Tubs Safety and Security Signage Software Tools

67. Ceramlinks Directory
    home improvement. Appliances. Cabinetry. Cleaning. Doors and Windows. energy saving.Fences and Gates. Heating and Air Conditioning. home automation. home centers.  
    http://directory.ceramlinks.com/

68. Lowe's Home
    About Lowe's Careers Commercial Services Customer Service energy Center Gift Cards Lowe's Racing Press Pass Lowe's Improving home improvement®.  
    http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=home

69. The Sacramento Bee -- Sacbee.com -- Real Estate, Homes And MLS
    Do you have a home improvement or garden project you would like to share? 2002 Thebottom line on saving energy Is an energyefficient home like Dick  
    http://www.sacbee.com/content/home/home_improvement/
    
    Extractions: Choosing the right decking material is similar to choosing the right car. All automobiles will get you from point A to point B, but they don't look the same, cost the same or provide equal comfort. Likewise, all decking materials will support outdoor furniture, planters and crowds of revelers, but they don't all look, feel or age the same.

70. Listings Of The World Home Home Improvement Energy Efficiency
    http//www.epa.gov/energystar/ Added Nov-25-02; energy Star home improvement ToolboxPost Review Tips, statistics, and calculators aiming to help homeowners  
    http://listingsworld.com/Home/Home_Improvement/Energy_Efficiency/

71. Start Saving Energy In Your Home Today
    at home. The final links lead to the home energy Saver's energy Advisorand the EPA's home improvement Tool (HIT). HES will let  
    http://homeenergysaver.lbl.gov/hes/saveenergy_dat.html
    
    Extractions: Following the links below will help you efficiently use the web to find out how much energy and money you can save at home. The final links lead to the Home Energy Saver's Energy Advisor and the EPA's Home Improvement Tool HIT ). HES will let you pinpoint the dollar and cents benefits of everything from simple "quick fixes" such as setting back your thermostat to more substantial measures such as buying energy-efficient appliances, while HIT specializes on ENERGY STAR-labeled products. ENERGY MYTHS: Common myths and misperceptions about saving energy. TIPS: No-cost / low-cost tips on saving energy in your home FAQ: Frequently asked questions about saving energy GLOSSARY: Navigating energy-savings jargon and buzz-words REMODELING: No-Regrets Remodeling UTILITIES: Links to your local utility's residential energy-saving programs ASK AN EXPERT: Send a question to the U.S. Department of Energy's "Energy Expert" ENERGY LIBRARIAN: A virtual reading room where you can learn more about home energy savings CALCULATE: Calculate your home's energy use and potential savings with the Home Energy Saver (for lots of detail) or the new Home Improvement Tool (a simplified calculator for energy savings from ENERGY STAR-labeled appliances) Brought to you by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

72. ABC The Window Guys, Chicago Home Improvement, Windows, Replacement Windows, Chi
    Specialists in Custom Replacement Windows, Premium Siding, and energy Saving Doors. whyyou should choose ABC the window guys for your home improvement needs.  
    http://www.abchi.com/
    
    Extractions: ABC the window guys features custom-made Guardian vinyl windows and energy saving storm doors. Our manufacturers are hand selected and renowned for their craftsmanship and attention to detail. We use Energy Saving, Energy Star approved products that will save energy, and save you money on your energy bills.

73. Welcome To Home Energy Magazine Online
    home energy Magazine Online January/February 1996. Duct improvement inthe Northwest. Part II Mobile homes. by Bruce Manclark and Bob Davis.  
    http://www.homeenergy.org/archive/hem.dis.anl.gov/eehem/96/960110.html
    
    Extractions: in the Northwest by Bruce Manclark and Bob Davis Bruce Manclark is president of Delta-T, an energy consulting and contracting firm in Eugene, Oregon. Bob Davis is a researcher at Ecotope, an energy research and consulting firm in Seattle, Washington. Ananda Hartzel seals the connection between a boot and a supply register in a manufactured house. A lthough the thermal shell of the typical mobile home has changed radically over the last 30 years, the air distribution system has not. The walls have gone from 2 x 2 framing with an R-4 fiberglass batt to 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 walls with a high-density R-21 batt (codes vary from state to state). The attics are now R-38 and the floors R-30. And the windows have a U-value of 0.4. Left off of this evolutionary train toward greater comfort and lower energy bills was the ductwork. Applying diagnostically based duct-sealing techniques to mobile homes and manufactured homes has produced some interesting findings and creative solutions to duct leakage problems. Researchers and practitioners throughout the country, including Rob DeSoto, Rick Hanger, John Krigger, Cal Steiner, and scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), have studied duct leakage problems and found ways to apply pressure diagnostic techniques in mobile homes.

74. DIYonline.com - Home Improvement & Remodeling Made Easy: Design, Plan, Purchase,
    Buying New Windows. New windows are longterm investments that havea large impact on your home's energy systems. Today, there are  
    http://www.diyonline.com/servlet/GIB_BaseT/diylib_article.html?session.docid=148

75. Energy Home Improvement Loans
    energy home improvement Loans.  
    http://www.homefedgi.com/lending/loans_homeimprov.htm

76. Wnbc.com - Home Improvement
    Remodeling. Exchange home improvement Ideas Share A home improvement Tip ShouldYou Remodel Or Move? Assess home energy Use Old Pipes May Harm Water.  
    http://www.wnbc.com/homeimprovement/

77. At Home
    home Sweet home improvement home Remodeling (audio) Paying Upfront home improvements(audio), How to Buy an energyEfficient home Appliance, TEXT, PDF.  
    http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/menu-home.htm
    
    Extractions: At Home Consumer Information Business Information En Espanol New: Now you can get consumer information from the FTC two ways: Click on TEXT or PDF for written information or click on TEXT, RAM or MP3 for an audio file that features one minute of related information from Shirley Rooker, director of WTOP's Call for Action. Consumer Information 66 Ways to Save Money TEXT PDF Aging Parents and Adult Children Together (A/PACT) TEXT PDF Auction Guides: Not So Hot Properties TEXT PDF Avoiding Home Equity Scams TEXT PDF Buying a Washing Machine? It's a Load-ed Question TEXT PDF Cancellation of Private Mortgage Insurance: Federal Law May Save You Hundreds of Dollars Each Year TEXT PDF Caring for Your Clothes PDF Clothing Care Symbol Guide PDF Cooling Off Rule TEXT PDF Cooling Your Home: Don't Sweat It TEXT PDF Electronic Check Conversion TEXT PDF Entertainment Ratings: Pocket Guide TEXT PDF The Gifting Club "Gotcha" TEXT PDF Guide to the Federal Trade Commission TEXT PDF TEXT PDF Hoax Targets Elderly African Americans TEXT PDF Holiday Shopping: Is a Sale Price Your Best Deal?

78. TheBostonChannel.com - Home Improvement
    Remodeling. Exchange home improvement Ideas Share A home improvement Tip ShouldYou Remodel Or Move? Assess home energy Use Old Pipes May Harm Water. Exterior.  
    http://www.thebostonchannel.com/homeimprovement/

79. NBC11.com - Home Improvement
    Assess home energy Use Old Pipes May Harm Water. Tip Categories. H H Main Page.home Decor. Bed, Bath, Kitchen. Plumbing, Electric. home improvement. Exterior.  
    http://www.nbc11.com/homeimprovement/

80. AccessAtlanta.com: Home Improvement: Advice
    to reduce energy consumption in the home. Click here to view a printable version ofthis How To. This howto is provided as a service of Lowe's home improvement  
    http://www.accessatlanta.com/shared/homes/improvement/energy.html
    
    Extractions: How To Make Your Home More Energy Efficient Most folks work hard for their money. Why sit by while it slips through the cracks? There are simple and inexpensive steps that can be taken to make your home more energy efficient. . .and these simple solutions often bring big returns. As a bonus, they benefit the environment as well as the family piggy bank. In this How-To we look at some simple and inexpensive ways to reduce energy consumption in the home. Click here to view a printable version of this How To This how-to is provided as a service of Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse . Please read our

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