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Measuring the energy savings from home improvement investments: Evidence from monthly billing data (NBER working paper series) by Gilbert E Metcalf, 1997 The Home Energy Diet: How to Save Money by Making Your House Energy-Smart (Mother Earth News Wiser Living Series) by Paul Scheckel, 2005-05-01 Energy Efficient Homes For Dummies by Rik DeGunther, 2008-10-06 Your Home Cooling Energy Guide by John T. Krigger, 1991-06 Green Home Improvement: 65 Projects That Will Cut Utility Bills, Protect Your Health & Help the the Environment (RSMeans) by Daniel D. Chiras, PhD, 2008-07-31 Green Your Home All in One For Dummies by Liz Barclay, Eric Corey Freed, et all 2009-01-06 Profit from Building Green: Award Winning Tips to Build Energy Efficient Homes by Jeannie Leggett Sikora, 2002-01-01 Little House on a Small Planet: Simple Homes, Cozy Retreats, and Energy Efficient Possibilities by Shay Salomon, 2006-09-01 Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings: All New Listings of the Most Efficient Products You Can Buy by Jennifer Thorne, Alex Wilson, et all 2003-11-01 Green from the Ground Up: Sustainable, Healthy, and Energy-Efficient Home Construction (Builder's Guide) by David Johnston, Scott Gibson, 2008-04-01 SC-HOME ENERGY DECISN (Tools for Today) by Gigi Koe, 1984-04-12 Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings, 1995 by Alex Wilson, John Morrill, 1995-04 Chilton's Guide to Home Energy Savings by Lewis Vaughn, 1982-10 136 Best Ways to Save on Your Home Energy by Editors of Sunset Books, 2002-01

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41. Home Imrpovement Guide @ NorthWest Builders Netowrk, Inc.
    RealAudio broadcast of home Care, The home improvement Guide is your Internet resource for home improvement ideas, tips and online help. energy Savings for  
    http://www.nwbuildnet.com/nwbn/home_dir.html
    
    Extractions: Website Guide Store Home Business Ads Access Tools Acct. Software ADA Links ADA Manuals ADA Products Advertising Appraisers Architects Architecture Archit. Books Associations Beam Software Builders Builders Books Builders Market Builders News Cabinetmakers Calculators Classified Listing Code Books Code Software Concrete Books Const. Books Const. Forms Const. News Const. Software Contractors Credit Application DateLine 2001 Deck Software Digitizers Electricians Elect. Books Energy Guides Energy Tips Engineering Enviro. Guide Enviro. News Enviro Store Estim. Books Estim. Software Garden Benches Frame Books Garden Center Garden Benches Govt. Links GovSearch Housing Info Housing Starts Home Imprv. Home Safety HVAC Lighting Center Log Homes Manufacturers Meas. Tools Natural Cleaners Natural Oils Natural Stains Natural Waxes NW Resources NW Weather Park Benches Payment Soft. Picnic Tables Planter Boxes Plan Wheels Press Services Publications Raised Bed Kits Real Estate Real Estate Calcs Related Sites Roofers Tools Suppliers Search Services Sign Software Testimonials Tool Track Soft.

42. Ask The Expert - Patriot Home Improvement
    A. Yes. Q. Does Low E and Argon gas make windows more energy efficient? A. Yes. Q. Does Patriot home improvement offer nomoney-down, 100% bank financing?  
    http://www.wwlp.com/ask/patriot/
    
    Extractions: "We're not happy until you are." Patriot Home Improvement is one of New England's leading home improvement companies. We offer a personal approach to home improvement. We are a qualified team at Patriot Home Improvement. We have professional and knowledgeable sales people with many years of experience who wish to work personally with you to get the job done right. We will help you make the best decision for your family and work within your budget.

43. Home Improvement > Home Energy Efficiency
    home improvement home energy Efficiency. SubCategories  
    http://www.growinglifestyle.com/j/55964/

44. BEST SITES FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT And The BEST HOME RESOURCES
    home Tips Lowe s (home improvement how to) Master Plumber Michael Holigan.com Mister Fix It energy.com energy Guide Glue This to That (fun) home Arts home  
    http://www.startingpage.com/html/home.html

45. Home Improvement - 635 Of The Best Sites Selected By Humans
    energy Efficiency energy Efficiency and Renewable energy Network -energy Outlet -energy Quest -energy Star -energy Star home improvement Toolbox -energy Star  
    http://www.cbel.com/home_improvement/

46. Home Improvement Financing
    The home energy Loan Program is a statewide program that offers low interest loans to homeowners that want to make energy improvements to their properties.  
    http://www.mncee.org/hif.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Improvement Financing CRR has experience with several financing options that have resulted in below-market rate financing tailored to address the needs of sponsoring agencies and target borrowers. Currently, CRR is a principal lender for Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) products. CRR has also helped develop and administers several loan programs for municipalities in the metropolitan area. Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) Programs

47. Home Improvement: Advice: Remodel Smarts: Seeking Star Status?
    inspection. Does your home have room for improvement? Here are common energyrobbing areas the audit likely will turn up. Windows  
    http://www.homestore.com/HomeGarden/HomeImprovement/Remodeling/RemodelSmarts/Ene
    
    Extractions: Find Local Home Services Select Category Additions Air Conditioning Basements Bathrooms Decks/Patios Electrical Fencing Flooring Home Security Interior Design Kitchens Landscaping Painting Paving Roofing Siding Browse more... Indoors Home Improvement Features Home Tech How Tos ... Home Appliances Outdoors Gardening Home and Garden Shopping Select Category Electronics Shop By Room Outdoor Living Kitchen Furniture Bathroom Bedroom Nursery Kids Room Home Décor Search the Web Top 5 Searches Window Blinds Laminate Flooring Flowers Satellite TV ... Hot Tub Enter search terms: Seeking Star Status? Energy Star-labeled homes can save you a bundle by Broderick Perkins

48. Home Improvement: Features - Summer - Ceiling Fan
    make the difference between a fan that is merely functional and a fan that offers a world of convenience, energy efficiency, and even home security advantages.  
    http://www.homestore.com/HomeGarden/HomeImprovement/Features/Summer/CeilingFan.a
    
    Extractions: Find Local Home Services Select Category Additions Air Conditioning Basements Bathrooms Decks/Patios Electrical Fencing Flooring Home Security Interior Design Kitchens Landscaping Painting Paving Roofing Siding Browse more... Indoors Home Improvement Features Spring Summer ... Home Appliances Outdoors Gardening Home and Garden Shopping Select Category Electronics Shop By Room Outdoor Living Kitchen Furniture Bathroom Bedroom Nursery Kids Room Home Décor Search the Web Top 5 Searches Window Blinds Laminate Flooring Flowers Satellite TV ... Hot Tub Enter search terms: Fan-tastic! How to find a good energy-efficient ceiling fan By Michele Dawson As the mercury starts to rise, so too does the urge to flip on the air conditioner. For those days when it's warm, but not quite hot enough to turn on the air conditioner, a ceiling fan is a great option if you buy a good one that is energy-efficient. In the last 10 years ceiling fans have become more technologically advanced, providing cooling in the summer months and warming in the winter months and ultimately helping you save on your energy bill. Ceiling fans don't actually reduce the temperature, but during warm weather, they have a wind-chill effect. So if it's 85 degrees in your family room and you have a ceiling fan purring above, it will feel like 78 degrees. And in the winter, fans recirculate the heat to the living areas.

49. The Mountain Times - Home Improvement Section
    To get your home ready for the new season to come from both the inside and outside, consider using the following home improvement and energy saving tips  
    http://www.mountaintimes.com/hi/energy_efficiency.php3
    
    Extractions: ARISE is currently focusing on finding out just how many sustainable energy technologies Watauga County already has before beginning to count new ones. In order to do this, a survey form has been developed to help catalog everything found in the county. This information will be used solely to establish what is already here. All information will be considered completely confidential and will not be shared with anyone. One of the goals of this project is to create a map of the county showing where different technologies are more abundant.

50. Most Relevant Results For "Home Improvement"
    reliable Contractors, Architects, Designers, or Sub Contractors for your home improvement project. Provides complete energy management in your home.  
    http://search.as.ro/search.php?terms=Home Improvement

51. Home Improvement At Netscape.com
    energy Crunch. Saving Summer energy. Save energyand moneywith these ideas for your major appliances.  
    http://homeimprovement.netscape.com/homeimprovement/sidebar/homeimprove.tmpl

52. ZenSearch.com - Home Improvement Tips - Cut Summer Energy Costs Up To 15 Percent
    of the sun s energy outside. They significantly reduce heat gain, improve comfort and reduce air conditioning bills. On an average 2000 sq. ft. home, a heat  
    http://www.zensearch.com/home_improvement/window_film .shtml
    
    Extractions: Home Improvement Tips (ARA) - During the summer, heat invades homes. In 2001, energy costs have unmercifully doubled in many communities from a year ago. Many homeowners do not understand that up to 15 percent of their average summer utility bill is due to heat pouring through windows. This heat gain puts such a load on air conditioners that they keep running. Electric meters keep spinning. As energy rates soar, everyone needs an affordable way to beat the heat. The Biggest Problem in the Home is the Window The best place to start cutting home energy costs is at the window. According to a Phoenix Tribune article, "Consumers Can Cut Utility Bills," Jack Haenichen, senior technical adviser for the Arizona commerce department's energy office, asserts that "40 percent of a house's heat is a result of its window space and approximately 50 percent of a utility bill can be attributed to them." For people out West, sun coming in means a lot of cash going out. The Best Solution is Sun Control Window Film James Dulley, author of The Sensible Home, says "Window film is your best solution to block heat and fading, especially if you are on a limited budget. The new summer/winter films save energy year-round." In his "Utility Bill Updates," Dulley recommends metallized polyester films that reflect summer heat outside and help retain radiant heating in winter, much the same way high-tech insulated windows do, at a fraction of the cost.

53. ZenSearch.com - Home Improvement Tips - Remodeling Projects: Which Ones Build Yo
    time to think about remodeling. home improvements may make your home more comfortable, energyefficient and increase its value.  
    http://www.zensearch.com/home_improvement/remodeling_projects.shtml
    
    Extractions: With Jim Larranaga (ARA) - Can't bear another day with pea green countertops? Does your rust-colored carpet make you cringe? If your home's interior looks like the set of "Three's Company," or if you're just ready for a change, now may be the perfect time to renovate. The right remodeling project can enhance the livability and value of your home, but which ones will give you the most bang for your buck? The Eyes of the Beholder Although your personal tastes should factor into the project you choose, you also may also want to take into account what a possible buyer might like. Don't worry, mind-reading isn't necessary. According to Remodeling Online's 2000-2001 Cost vs. Value Report, kitchen and bath remodels, along with second-story, bathroom and family room additions, recoup most of your costs when a home is sold. Other improvements you might consider include: Energy efficiency - With energy bills going sky-high, a new furnace that updates your home's energy efficiency can lower your energy bills, as well as appeal to buyers. Consider a new heating and cooling system, new windows or added insulation.

54. Wells Fargo Home Center - Money-Saving Improvements
    energySAVING IMPROVEMENTS One of the best ways to reduce your house costs is to make improvements that increase your home s energy efficiency.  
    http://www.wellsfargo.com/home_center/improvement/articles/cis_hc_atcl_moneysavi
    
    Extractions: You may first want to make cosmetic improvements that turn your house into a "home." Then move on to larger "invisible" improvements - such as insulation and a new heating system - that will save you money now and over time. If you do eventually sell, it could be that a cost-effective home is just what catches a buyer's eye.

55. FSEC - Home Energy Ratings
    A home energy rating can qualify a home owner or home buyer for an energy efficient mortgage (EEM) or an energy improvement mortgage (EIM).  
    http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/bldg/fyh/ratings/
    
    Extractions: HERS (Home Energy Rating Systems) provide a standardized evaluation of a home's energy efficiency and expected energy costs. A home energy rating can qualify a home owner or home buyer for an energy efficient mortgage (EEM) or an energy improvement mortgage (EIM). An energy rating can maximize the value of the largest single investment most home owners are likely to make in their entire lifetime. So . . .

56. RESNET - Home Energy Savers
    The home improvement Tool is a survey developed by the Environmental Protection Agency that can identify energy saving strategies.  
    http://www.natresnet.org/homeowners/homeenergy.htm
    
    Extractions: Homeowners! Investing in improving the energy efficiency in your home can be a more profitable investment than investing in Wall Street, even in these booming time. Interested but are confused about which improvements to invest in? Relax, now RESNET through the Environmental Protection Agency can assist you in identifying cost-effective improvements from the comfort of your own home. The Home Improvement Tool is a survey developed by the Environmental Protection Agency that can identify energy saving strategies. The survey allows you to enter data about your own home, it then lists common upgrades to consider investing in and estimates the annual savings. When you are buying or refinancing your home, you can finance the energy upgrades through your mortgage loan. RESNET strongly recommends that before investing in energy improvements that you get an energy rating of your home. An energy rating provides an on-site detailed analysis of your home that pin points the most cost-effective improvements to invest in. Check out the RESNET listing of certified raters for your state. Click here www.natresnet.org/dir/raters/default.htm

57. Perk Up Your Place
    That s why the Erie TimesNews has packed this special section with money-saving home improvement articles like energy Saving Ideas on page 5 and A New  
    http://www.goerie.com/homeimprovement/
    
    Extractions: We recently held a contest asking local homeowners to tell us why they wanted a room in their house to be professionally arranged by JoAnne Lenart-Weary, owner of One Day Decorating, a local decorating service here in Erie. We received many entries and chose Dawn Major as the winner. You can read her winning essay and see the "before" and "after" pictures of her redecorated room on pages 16 and 17. We've also asked JoAnne to give us some tips that you can use to improve YOUR home without spending a dime.

58. Canoe.ca HOME & GARDEN: Still Room For Improvement In Home Energy Savings
    Still room for improve ment in home energy savings, Matt Lamb says the energy savings in an average home could easily improve 15 per cent to 25 per cent.  
    http://www.canoe.ca/HGHomes0404/0507_energy-ap.html
    
    Extractions: Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Wednesday, Jun 09, 2004 DECORATION : While icy blasts of winter are largely past, memories of staggering energy bills are warm in the minds of many homeowners. Lamb, a manufacturing vice president for Pacesetter Corporation, an affiliate of The Home Service Store, suggests now is the time to go on the offensive to correct energy deficiencies.

59. Still Room For Improvement In Home Energy Savings - PittsburghLIVE.com
    Still room for improvement in home energy savings. Matt Lamb says the energy savings in an average home could easily improve 15 percent to 25 percent.  
    http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/business/realestate/s_186450.html
    
    Extractions: Business ... Weather Site Index Site Index AutoLIVE Apartments Business Crosswords Cultural Guide Education Guide Employment Events Fanfare Free Email Forums Grocery Coupons Middle East Movies NIE News Summary PenguinsLIVE PiratesLIVE Postcards Real Estate Search our Site Site Map Shopping SteelersLIVE Subscribers Tickets Traffic Reports Travel Web Directory Tools An authority on home energy savings has some troubling numbers for homeowners who think all there is to energy savings is enough attic insulation. Matt Lamb says the energy savings in an average home could easily improve 15 percent to 25 percent. Lamb says, "It wouldn't take a lot of sweat equity on the part of the homeowner to get those savings." While icy blasts of winter are largely past, memories of staggering energy bills are warm in the minds of many homeowners. Lamb, a manufacturing vice president for Pacesetter Corp., an affiliate of The Home Service Store, suggests now is the time to go on the offensive to correct energy deficiencies.

60. Home Improvement Directory At Linkcentre.com
    home improvement Agency Our Housing Advice Service. Housing Associations within the Staffordshire Moorlands. home energy Efficiency. Gas Safety in the home.  
    http://linkcentre.com/home/home_improvement/5.php

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