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Word count: 537 words, Reading time: 2.1 minutes"top of pageHomeAboutServicesRebatesContactMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.ABC Energy Savings Energy Savings and Comfort Experts - Residential and Small BusinessesSharePhone: (603) 344-4540 | E-Mail: Bob@ABCEnergySavings.com Blower Door Air Sealing MeasuresCelluloseSpray FoamCape - Deep Energy RetrofitHeating Bills Increasing?Get a Home Energy Audit Learn how to reduce your heat loss and save $$$ NHSaves Home Energy AuditJust $100WINTER IS HERE ! Up To $6,300 off $8,000 ProjectNHSaves + IRA Federal Tax CreditClick Below to see if you qualifyInfrared CameraStarting at $100*Offering:BPI Home Energy AuditsHome Energy AssessmentsInsulation - Spray Foam & CelluloseFREE Home Heating Index What's in Your Attic? Time to add insulation to save moneyNHSaves will help pay (up to $6,000) for Insulation Improvements!Click Here to Qualify: WELCOMELearn how to use less energy, reduce your energy bills, reduce primary cause of ice dams, and have a more comfortable and healthy home. With energy costs still increasing, it’s important to reduce your risks and costs, be able to afford to live in a comfortable home, and then hopefully you’ll have more money to spend on yourself and local businesses.DECREASE HEATING & COOLING BILLSMORE COMFORTABLE HOMEPRIMARY CAUSE OF ICE DAMSYou can decrease your heating bills with Energy Conservation, like turn down your thermostat and wear more clothes (change of lifestyle and costs nothing) or with Energy Efficiency, like increase the insulation in your attic and basement (cost money but no change in lifestyle). Slow down the heat lose, then less fuel used, which means more money in your pocket.Most homes in New England allow way too much air flow through them. Warm air flows right up into the attic and then pulls in cold air from the lower levels to replace it. This gives a home that cold uncomfortable drafty feeling. A blower door test will measure the air flow through your home and identify the major air leaks, and make sure your home is not sealed too tight.Ice dams are caused by too much heat in the attic, and you are paying for it. Heat transfers by air flow and through materials like insulation. The snow melts, water flows, and then freezes at the edge. The water backs up and flows down into your home. Adequate attic ventilation is needed to dissipate any heat or moisture that does make it into your attic.MORE SERVICES >Energy EfficiencyIs using less energy without changing your life style. Like add insulation to your attic and use less energy and keep the thermostat set as usual. Use LED light bulbs instead of energy hog incandescent bulbs.Energy ConservationNormally free or very small cost, but you have to change your life style or behavior. For some of us, that is difficult. Like turn all lights off when you leave a room or use a clothes line instead of a dryer. Turn the thermostat down in the winter and wear warmer cloths and constrain yourself with a Snuggle Body Wrap.Do-It-Yourself ProjectsThere are a number of very simple and affordable improvements you can do yourself. Like turn the domestic hot water down to 120 degrees, caulk all edges between window trim and walls, clean dryer exhaust piping, and more. Attend a free Button Up NH workshop or learn during a home energy audit. MORE© 2024 by the NH Energy Guy. Proudly created with Wix.com bottom of page"
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Alternate text descriptions for images allow visually impaired website visitors to still be able to understand the context of an image. All images on a page should contain a brief and relevant text alternative to what the image displays.
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