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Home Energy Home Improvement:     more books (110)

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 Improvement And Conservation
    Contact your local electric cooperative to find out what steps your coop is takingto help you with your home improvement and energy conservation needs.  
    http://www.texas-ec.org/homeimp/homeimp1.html
    
    Extractions: EC Home is a program offered through electric cooperatives in conjunction with the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation (CFC). EC Home is a home mortgage financing program that gives participating co-ops the ability to offer rural consumers a broad range of home mortgage products for new home construction, purchase of an existing home or a home equity loan. In addition, the program also offers member-consumers assistance in buying and selling a home. EC Home Improvement A sister program to EC Home, EC Home Improvement takes co-op involvement inside the home to help consumers make improvements. The program allows homeowners to borrow funds at competitive rates for various energy efficiency-related home improvement projects like installing more efficient water heaters and air-conditioning systems or replacing old wiring systems with newer models. Other Programs

42. Seekinsider.com
    Efficient Windows Pacesetter Corporation energy Efficient Windows - The PacesetterCorporation specializes in custom manufactured home improvement products.  
    http://www.seekinsider.com/search.php?keywords=energy home improvement

43. Home Improvement Program/Home Energy Loan Program
    Purpose of Program – Outcome for clients home improvement Loan. improvements thatmake the home more livable+, accessible and energy efficient such  
    http://www.threeriverscap.org/hip.htm
    
    Extractions: Three Rivers Community Action, Inc. Home Children and Family Services Senior Programs Transportation ... Continuum of Care [ Housing Improvement Program ] Housing Network Wazuweeta Woods Home Improvement Program Community Fix-up Fund and Fix-up Fund Loan Programs Funded by: Minnesota Housing Finance Agency Purpose of Program – Outcome for clients: Home Improvement Loan Service provided includes: Loans up to $25000.00. Currently, the interest rate for the Community Fix-up Fund loans is at 5 % and the Fix-up Fund is at 6 1/2 %. Eligibility: For the Community Fix-up Fund the household income can not exceed $35000.00, and for the Fix-up Fund the maximum for income is $65,000.00. The borrower has to be able to show they are solvent, be a reasonable credit risk, and have equity in the property to support the total indebtedness of the property. Who: Homeowners, the property to be improved must be their principal residence, be a completed, year-round permanent residence. What: Loans to be used for basic and necessary improvements that make the home more livable+, accessible and energy efficient such as electrical wiring, plumbing, roofing, siding, windows, insulation, and heating; improvements to meet the unique needs of disabled persons; improvements that will increase the property’s compliance with applicable housing codes. Where: In Goodhue, Rice and Wabasha counties

44. Home Improvement Tips Including Weather Safety
    Don't let too much moisture or dryness damage your house! Winterize Your homeGet tips for improving your home's winter comfort and energy efficiency.  
    http://www.weather.com/activities/homeandgarden/home/?from=footer

45. Energy Star Home Improvement Toolkit Link - B.E.S.T.
    home Doctor, and; home Benchmarking Tool . Link to the energy Star homes ImprovementToolbox at http//www.epa.gov/hhiptool/index.html (opens new browser  
    http://www.energybuilder.com/home-toolbox.htm

46. ZenSearch.com - Home Improvement Tips - Cut Summer Energy Costs Up To 15 Percent
    Sidebar Heat Control Insulating Films Reflect up to 70% of summer heat gain;Lower utility bills save energy; Back To home improvement Index.  
    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.

47. Info: Home Improvement Contractors
    home Sweet home improvement. home and Community Page. Environmental ProtectionAgency energy Star energy Efficient Products for Your home. Other Sources,  
    http://www.state.ma.us/consumer/Info/const.htm
    
    Extractions: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Information Consumer Affairs Publications: Guide to Home Improvement Home Improvement Website Consumers: Is Arbitration Right for You? Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) Program Updated Sept. 2000 Home Improvement Contractor Arbitration Program Procedural Handbook Consumers: How to File a Request for Arbitration (HIC Program) Updated September 2000 Contractors: How to File a Request for Arbitration (HIC Program) Updated May 2000 Guaranty Fund Application Kit (HIC Program) Sample Home Improvement Contract (Adobe Acrobat Format) Actual Loss Worksheet (HIC Program) State Board of Building Regulations and Standards: Home Improvement Contractor Registration Program Check a Home Improvement Contractor Registration Construction Supervisor License Program Check a Construction Supervisor License

48. Energy Rated Homes Of Colorado
    Cash out restrictions will vary as a function of equity and loan type ask yourE-Star TM Lender for details. energy Equity and home improvement Loans.  
    http://www.e-star.com/homeowners.html
    
    Extractions: If you'd rather improve than move, the E-Star TM program can help to ensure you a maximum return on energy investments. Whether your home-improvement project is a new room, addition or remodel of existing space, use an E-Star TM rating to help prioritize the most cost-effective energy measures possible for your plans. Making the right energy improvements to your home means: And, if you want to finance the cost of your upgrades, an E-Star Lender can provide an option that will work for you. Energy Improvement Refinance If rates are favorable, you may want to consider incorporating energy improvements as part of a mortgage refinance. Use your rating through any of Colorado's E-Star TM Lenders to roll the cost of recommended improvements into your refinance at the same rate and terms. Cash out restrictions will vary as a function of equity and loan type- ask your E-Star TM Lender for details.

49. Home Improvement: Advice: Remodel Smarts: Seeking Star Status?
    inspection. Does your home have room for improvement? Here are commonenergyrobbing areas the audit likely will turn up. Windows  
    http://www.homestore.com/HomeGarden/HomeImprovement/Remodeling/RemodelSmarts/Ene
    
    Extractions: Find Local Home Services - Select a Category - Home Improvement Air Conditioning Appliance Repair Bathroom Remodeling Cabinets Carpentry Carpet Cleaning Countertops Custom Homebuilding Decks Electrical Framing Systems Home Security Insulation Kitchen Remodeling Maid Service Pest Control Plumbing Remodeling Roofing Sunrooms Termite Protection Upholstery Cleaning Insurance Home Warranty Landscaping Lawn Care Real Estate Services Home Builders Home Inspectors Lenders REALTORS® Indoors Home Improvement Features Home Tech How Tos ... Decorate Outdoors Gardening POWERED BY Let LendingTree scour the market for you. Get lenders competing for your home equity loan now! Seeking Star Status? Energy Star-labeled homes can save you a bundle by Broderick Perkins

50. HOMEdoctor.net - Home Improvement And Repair Information Exchange - Energy Savin
    Besides saving energy they can make your home more attractive. Basementwindows and doors are the worst sealed and are seldom insulated.  
    http://homedoctor.net/energy/insulate.html
    
    Extractions: This article discusses insulating newer homes which already have insulated walls and attics. A separate article will discuss insulating older homes which have little or no insulation. There are many places where insulating and sealing air leaks gets overlooked or ignored when a new home is built. The good news is that it is fairly easy and inexpensive to fix these problems. In most cases, you'll save enough energy in one year to pay for the cost of adding insulation and sealing air leaks. Where to insulate and seal . . . Safety Tip . . .

51. Program Details For Home Improvement/Home Energy Loans
    Go Back home improvement/home energy Loans Wis. Housing Econ. Dev.Authority PO Box 1728 Madison, WI 537011728 Telephone Numbers  
    http://www.co.outagamie.wi.us/human_services/ocirs/u00t40pk.htm

52. Building And Home Improvement News And Announcements.
    Through the use of the home energy Rating System (HERS) each hom Readthe full article 24-Jan-2003 1110 EST- energy Rated homes of Utah.  
    http://www.aecnotify.com/texis/db/aecnotify/

53. KTVU.com - Home Improvement
    Plumbing and Electrical. Assess home energy Use Old Pipes May Harm WaterMore Plumbing, Electrical. home improvement. Time To Hire A Contractor?  
    http://www.ktvu.com/homeimprovement/

54. KTVU.com - Plumbing, Electrical
    More Details More home improvement. home Decor. Assess home energy Use A home energyaudit is the first step to assess how much energy your home consumes.  
    http://www.ktvu.com/plumbingelectrical/?z=snav

55. HotBot Web Search For Real Estate
    Find out in the Lycos energy Center. You may be able to save money and help theenvironment by switching energy providers online. Image. home improvement News.  
    http://realestate.lycos.com/improve/default.asp

56. FirstGov For Consumers: Your Home
    energy Savers, DOE. energy STAR home improvement Toolbox, - EPA. EREC Fact Sheets,- DOE. EPA. home improvements home improvement Toolbox with energy STAR, - EPA.  
    http://www.consumer.gov/yourhome.htm
    
    Extractions: A Guide to Citizen Preparedness - FEMA Arson Information - USFA Bioterrorism - FDA Coping with Flood Damaged Property - FEMA Disaster Assistance Information - USDA Emergency Response Teams (CERT) - FEMA Federally Declared Disasters by State - FEMA Flash Floods - NOAA Independent Study Program - FEMA Library of Online Publications - FEMA Map Service Center (Flood) - FEMA National Flood Insurance - FEMA Planning and Prevention - DHS PREVENT FIRE. SAVE LIVES. A USFA Campaign to Reduce Fire Casualties to Older Adults - USFA Reducing Flood Risks - FEMA Reducing Losses for Homeowners - FEMA Storm Watch - FEMA Survival in a Hurricane - NOAA Winter Storm Update Center - FEMA Winter Storms...The Deceptive Killers - NOAA World Trade Asbestos Findings - ATSDR Energy Information Appliance Labeling and EnergyGuides - FTC Ask an Energy Expert - DOE Be Energy Smart - DOE Consumer Energy Information - DOE Cooling Your Home: Don't Sweat It - FTC Energy Savers - DOE ENERGY STAR Home Improvement Toolbox - EPA EREC Fact Sheets - DOE Glossary of Energy Terms - DOE Home Insulation Basics: Higher R-Values = Higher Insulating Values - FTC How to Buy an Energy-Efficient Home Appliance - FTC Insulation Fact Sheet - DOE Major Appliance Shopping Guide - DOE Propane Prices:

57. FCIC - Housing
    Collection of home maintenance articles ranging from two to thirty-six pages available for download Category home home improvement Financing an energyEfficient home. Find mortgages and home improvement loansto make your home more energy efficient. 8 pp. (2000. DOE) 131K. $2.00.  
    http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/housing.htm
    
    Extractions: For more help, click the help button. Want to read it? Want to order it? Borrower's Guide to Home Loans. Here's how to find the best loan for your needs when shopping for home equity loans and reverse mortgages. Use the guide's worksheets to compare lenders and home improvement contractors and to check out the contract before signing. 16 pp. (2002. FTC 595K. Free. Buying Your Home: Settlement Costs and Helpful Information. Describes the home buying, financing, and settlement (closing) process. Also gives tips on shopping for a loan. 35 pp. (1997. HUD Financing an Energy-Efficient Home. Find mortgages and home improvement loans to make your home more energy efficient. 8 pp. (2000. DOE Guide to Single-Family Home Mortgage Insurance. Explains FHA mortgage insurance programs, including types available, how to qualify, how to apply, restrictions, and more. 14 pp. (1999. HUD High-Cost "Predatory" Home Loans: How to Avoid the Traps.

58. Home Energy Improvement
    home energy improvement. Looking for specific ways to improve the efficiencyof your home energy consumption? Check out the following  
    http://www.fpc.com/home/products/improvement/

59. Energy NHIC, National Home Improvement Council
    OF THE DAY Wednesday 21st November 2001 National home improvement Council Awards asparamount that to achieve the targets of the home energy Conservation Act  
    http://www.fenland.gov.uk/Energy/nhic.htm
    
    Extractions: Broad Horizons, Clear Vision » Search FDC Site Map New User? Am I in Fenland? Complaints ... Help » Energy Energy Home News Energy Policy Central Heating (chips) ... Quattro » Where is Fenland? » Web Administration Report a Broken Link Web Site Comments Printer friendly version A STORY OF THE DAY - Wednesday 21st November 2001 National Home Improvement Council Awards Hundreds of people congregated from Lords to humble Council staff. 20 winners on the day, of which we were one. This picture shows the Gladstone Library at 1 Whitehall Place, The Liberal Club, Westminster.

60. Energy Savings And Home Improvement Links
    without an energy efficient home, it's like buying a new engine for yourold car it’ll still drive the same.More information, click here.  
    http://superior-air.com/links.htm

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