Green Home: Do-It-Yourself Home Energy Audit
Source: Seattle City Green Building
Type: Guide
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The first step toward increasing a home’s energy efficiency and comfort is to conduct a whole house energy audit. This guide and the included checklist can help determine how well a home currently operates, what upgrades are needed to improve its energy performance, and which upgrades will ultimately save the most money, such as:
- Insulation
- Windows and doors
- Space and water heating
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