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    • … efficient heating and cooling systems, and make better use of space. At a time when energy prices fluctuate greatly, it is important to have a home that will save you money by using less energy. Additionally, the products used to build new homes are much safer than those used in older homes (think …

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    • By Tal Potishman UK homeowners frequently strive to run an energy efficient household. Energy efficiency is proven to save time, money and lend a helping hand to the environment. Even the government is showing concern. Building Regulations now contain set standards to which all heating and hot …

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    • … they are buying are smaller and less expensive that those chosen by move-up buyers. In past, many first time buyers were willing to buy a home they could fix up. Not so much anymore. The rising prices over the past ten years made it so they can’t afford the repairs and renovations required in any older home …

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    • Plumbers in King County have it easy. Make no mistake; they’re hard-working, industrious and know their business. It’s easier for them because of the number of older homes in the area. Plumbing that dates back nearly a century inevitably means leaky pipes. Some of those pipes are actually made …

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    • … for help from Austin Energy , we first let them come in and do their part with energy audits, insulation, solar screens, and such. Then it’s our turn to do whatever they haven’t. This is a lot more efficient than trying to do everything ourselves. If Austin Energy hasn’t already done so — perhaps …

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    • … additional charges. Since your house is new, it is more energy efficient compared to older homes thanks to new technology and you are compliant with new environmental regulations. A decline in home building has not stopped other people from having their own house constructed. In fact, most people you …

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    • By Tal Potishman The majority of UK homeowners aim to run an energy efficient home. After all, it can save you time, money and improve the environment. The government has started to focus on energy efficiency as well. Building Regulations now include set standards that all hot water and heating …

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    • … is beginning to take notice. Homeowners often wonder what they can do to improve the current situation. There are a number of simple adjustments that can be made to make your home as energy efficient as possible. Ensuring that the home has high-efficiency heating and hot water systems is a good …

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    • … furnaces are more energy-efficient, which will probably save you money down the line. If your heating system is anything but electrical, install carbon monoxide detectors in a couple of locations in the house. Angela’s note: If a home has a dated heating system but no known issues, the owners may still …

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    • … furnaces are more energy-efficient, which will probably save you money down the line. If your heating system is anything but electrical, install carbon monoxide detectors in a couple of locations in the house. Angela’s note: If a home has a dated heating system but no known issues, the owners may still …




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