Energy BillSearch Results For: energy bill 8 Matches Window Coverings HoneyComb Cellular Shades Solar Screen Shades Horizontal Fabric Shades Wood Alternative Shutters Common Questions for "Energy Bill"West Facing Window Treatments Q: What product you would suggest for west facing window treatments? I need something that insulates my windows and reduce my energy costs.Read Answer » Q: I can't figure out how to order the samples of your cellular blinds. I wanted to see the crinkle fabric ones and maybe another type to compare. Do you send the entire range of color choices in each style?Read Answer » Q: Do you install exterior sunscreens? I would like to add exterior screens to my windows on the outside of my house.Read Answer » Q: I need replacement blinds for my Hunter Douglas Applause. I am unable to find what I need on your website. Does not need to be Hunter Douglas brand but something comparable. I am looking for a light filtering cell shade, but privacy too.Read Answer » Q: Could elaborate on the difference between the ComforTrack and the EnergyTrack shades?Read Answer » How To's for "Energy Bill"News Articles for "Energy Bill"May 12 2011 Sunlight can increase the temperature in a home significantly, so now is the perfect time to resolve the problem with easy-to-use roller shades. May 4 2011 From window treatments to ceiling fans, there are many options available to improve your home's aesthetic and to cut down on utility bills at the same time. Apr 18 2011 One of the easiest ways to perk up your living area is to add some medium or light-colored window treatments to accent your furniture, according to The Kansas City Star. Apr 5 2011 If you've caught the spring fever for home remodeling, one of the first places you should put your time and energy into improving is your kitchen. Apr 1 2011 The addition of cell shades or shutters will help to cut down on utility costs to make the space more functional. Mar 15 2011 In addition to controlling the amount of light that filters in, certain window blinds and shades can form a tight seal on your windows to control air leakage. Feb 23 2011 The hot and cold air lost from leaky windows can account for between 10 to 20 percent of the average homeowner's utility bill, according to GreenBuildingElements.com. Feb 7 2011 Today's window treatments are made from eco-friendly materials, contain energy-saving qualities and the nearly unlimited style options can make your house come together beautifully, according to The Des Moines Register. Feb 4 2011 The new offices of the Burgess Group have won Interior Design magazine's Best Green Project of the Year. The building uses natural materials and also features bright, modern colors to create additional contrast for the space, according to EarthTechling.com. Oct 18 2010 A living room may the most formal room in a house, but it doesn't have to give away any of its elegance when bright colors are used to decorate it. Sep 16 2010 FOXNews.com reports that one of the biggest ways homeowners can reduce energy bills may be to look up into the attic. Experts say if this area is poorly insulated, it can cost homeowners 30 to 40 percent of the heating or cooling in a home, which makes energy bills skyrocket. Sep 9 2010 For those looking to decorate their home, sometimes it can be easy to overlook several areas. According to the Calgary Herald, one of the most commonly forgotten places is window coverings, but how one decorates their windows is an important choice to make. Sep 1 2010 With an expanse of idyllic forests throughout much of the state, it's no surprise that Vermont is one of the leading states in environmentally-friendly practices. The Louisville Courier-Journal reports that they continued that tradition earlier this year when they became the first state in the country to declare their hydroelectric facilities as a renewable source of energy. Aug 30 2010 The Boston Globe recently reported a home in Holliston, Massachusetts saved more than $2,000 in heating costs this past winter due to the new installation of their geothermal system and may also have benefits in the hotter months. Aug 23 2010 Shelterpop.com reports that homeowners with hardwood floors may want to check the way that they treat these beautiful surfaces, because a few simple steps can prolong their life and ensure that an expensive refinishing isn't needed until absolutely necessary. Aug 19 2010 August marks the final, full month of summer, as well as the beginning of the end of high temperatures, so it's wise to begin preparing an apartment for the cooler months of the year. Window treatments can be instrumental in this task and also succeed in making a place more eco-friendly. Aug 12 2010 Throughout much of the United States, this summer has been one of the hottest in recent memory. According to The Birmingham News, Alabama has been suffering from heat that has never before been felt, even in the deep south. Aug 11 2010 Homeowners in some parts of the country may use their air conditioning units much more often than others, but in Washington's Snohomish County, Mark and Sharon Hammond started to suffer during the later weeks of July and August when the sunlight came pouring in through their windows and ignited the household, according to HerlandNet.com. Aug 5 2010 The final month of summer is here and, if it was anything like July, it's sure to be humid and hot across the country. That means that it's necessary to take a few steps to mediate the heat levels in a household without using air conditioning, which can be expensive. Aug 2 2010 Many homeowners are frequently looking for new ways to save money on their house. According to The Daily News, one of the best ways to do this is to hang the right window treatment, as many costs can be incurred by poor insulation. | (888) 633-7840 M-F 6am to 5pm Sat 6am to 3pm PST
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