Energy Efficiency Overview

Energy efficiency means using less energy to heat, cool, and power your home while maintaining comfort, safety, and healthy indoor air quality. Efficient homes reduce utility bills, improve indoor air quality, and prevent moisture and mold buildup. Beyond comfort and cost savings, energy efficiency directly affects health: poorly sealed homes can exacerbate respiratory conditions, while inefficient heating or ventilation may increase the risk of carbon monoxide exposure.

Residents can make simple improvements, like sealing leaks or maintaining HVAC systems, or pursue professional upgrades, such as insulation or whole-home energy audits. Contractors and energy professionals play a key role in ensuring efficiency upgrades are safe, durable, and properly integrated.

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