Attic Ventilator Fans: The good, the bad, and the ugly!
11/11/2011 2:22:55 PM
It is common practice for homebuilders, roof specialists, and HVAC companies to tout the importance and benefits of attic ventilator fans. The argument, which seems to make a great deal of sense, is that by creating airflow in the attic (powered) the heat gains will drop dramatically, therefore reducing electric consumption for A/C units. Is this really the case?
LED lighting: Is it a cost effective, environmentally sound alternative?
5/20/2011 4:07:06 PM
Working with commercial customers over the years has given me the opportunity to take on projects that I would most likely not have had if I focused on residential alone. Recently, I have had the opportunity to complete a LED lighting upgrade that had enlightened me on the subject and my findings have been significant.
Mortise locks are common in homes from the Colonial, Federal, Victorian and Arts & Crafts periods. Dating from 1607 to the 1920’s (over three hundred years), these locks in various forms were widely used.
Radiant barriers and radiant insulation: Real energy science or real scam?
9/16/2010 2:52:02 PM
Over the years, the subject of radiant barriers and radiant insulation has crossed my radar from time to time. Until now, I have not done any proper research or given it serious consideration.
Important things to know when hiring any home service contractor
9/9/2010 12:15:36 PM
The term “Licensed and Insured” is, in most cases technically incorrect….or at least can be misleading. There are no special licensing requirements for many home service contractors in Georgia
