When people think of making their home energy efficient, they think of solar panels, LED lights or smart thermostats. But one of the most impactful ways to go green at home starts behind the walls: your electrical system. Modernizing it […]
Summer in Canada isn’t what it used to be. With longer heatwaves and rising electricity prices, it’s becoming more important than ever to find practical ways to stay cool without relying too heavily on air conditioning. Yes, the AC is
Not all front doors are created equal. Whether you’re designing a modern build or upgrading a tired entryway, choosing between fiberglass, wood and steel isn’t just about looks – it’s about balancing durability, energy efficiency and long-term value. Fiberglass doors
Having an electric vehicle charger at home is more convenient, safer and cheaper – and best of all, rebates are available to help reduce the cost of installation. While the cost of installing an EV charger is affected by the
As climate change continues to heat the world, economic challenges rise for the average homeowner, and the problem of energy poverty grows worldwide. In response, the building industry must find simple and affordable solutions to regulate temperatures inside homes and
Technology has evolved to a point that utility companies can manage peak demand in ways that can actually save customers’ money. It’s a strategy that not only stabilizes the electricity grid during high demand but also empowers you, the consumer,
Unless you go off-grid, power bills are an unavoidable necessity of life. So while you can’t escape having to pay bills, new technologies exist that will help you preserve energy and reduce the cost of those bills. The below technologies
If you’re looking for ways to save on your energy bill, start by looking to your window coverings. In this blog post, we’ll explore how window blinds can help save energy, from the types of blinds that offer the most
Many of us are working hard to make our homes more energy efficient. Many of us, however, may not have a clear target to strive for. We want more efficiency, but what’s considered “energy efficient” for a home? NRCan explains
According to Natural Resources Canada, windows “can account for up to 25 percent of total house heat loss.” One effective way to reduce heating demand is by upgrading to energy-efficient, high-performance windows. The process typically involves searching for replacement window
