Energy Efficient Ways to Improve Your Home

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August 16, 2012

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September 5, 2024

If you are considering which home improvement projects to undertake on your Kansas City home this year, it pays to include some energy efficient updates. But which home improvement projects will most improve the energy efficiency of your home? Take a look at a few of the best options from this green home improvement article.

Add insulation

Retain more heat in the winter by beefing up the insulation in your attic.

Eliminate leaks

If your home has leaks around doors, windows, vents, and other areas, you could be wasting a substantial amount of energy cooling or heating air that simply escapes outside.

Install energy efficient replacement windows

New window models can provide major energy savings.

Upgrade to energy efficient doors

Avoid hollow metal doors, which will allow more heat loss.

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