Maintaining proper indoor humidity levels is a crucial—but often overlooked—part of creating a comfortable and energy-efficient home. In Silver Spring, MD, where summers are humid and winters can be dry, striking the right balance can lead to significant energy savings and improved indoor air quality. At Energy Efficiency Experts, we help homeowners across Silver Spring
With Pepco’s recent announcement of a 5% increase in energy bills for DC and Maryland customers starting this past January, many homeowners are seeking ways to reduce expenses. The average Maryland customer’s bill is projected to rise from $166 to $173 per month, while D.C. customers may see an increase from $108 to $114 per
As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to tackle not just dust bunnies and clutter, but also hidden energy drains in your home. Spring cleaning is the ideal opportunity to invest in comfort and cost savings by focusing on energy efficient windows in Washington, DC and other smart seasonal upgrades. 1. Schedule HVAC
How Does Energy Efficiency Affect Indoor Humidity? Simple Energy-Efficient Upgrades to Control Humidity If you’re struggling with indoor humidity, consider these energy efficient upgrades: How We Can Help At Energy Efficiency Experts, we specialize in energy-efficient solutions that not only reduce utility costs but also help you maintain the perfect indoor humidity level. Our team
A “winning attic” requires a unity between the four main players: the soffits, the baffles, insulation, and exhaust vent. As air enters the attic through the soffit, normally made of wood, aluminum, or eco-friendly cardboard material, the vent dimensions must allow adequate air flow, but not to the extent to welcome entrance for pests like insects and mice. Humidity and even hot air flows through the attic seasonally and this air exchange keeps the roof, rafters, and structure secure and safe.
In the Cape Cod attic level, knee walls serve as the needed room divider between the attic space and the living quarters, but also connect the angled roof rafters to the home’s horizontal floor joists.
