Motion sensor lighting: safety and security indoors and out

By Les Shu  on July 6, 2011
Originally published on February 17, 2011

Adding motion sensor lighting in and around your house provides an automated, hands-free way to turn on lights when you need them, and off when you don’t.

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How to inspect windows, doors to stop air and water leaks

By Lisa Kaplan Gordon  on July 5, 2011
Originally published on January 7, 2011

Inspect windows and doors regularly to stop air leaks and water seeps that create high energy and repair bills. We’ll show you how.

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How to inspect your HVAC system and blow away future problems

By Lisa Kaplan Gordon  on June 27, 2011
Originally published on January 7, 2011

Inspect your HVAC system twice a year and head off costly problems. We’ll walk you through heating and air conditioning inspections you can do yourself.

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Ceiling fans: know the spin before you install

By Laura Fisher Kaiser  on June 25, 2011
Originally published on January 28, 2011

Proper placement and installation of your ceiling fan is important for efficiency and safety.

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Appliance maintenance: clothes washer & dryer

By Douglas Trattner  on June 19, 2011
Originally published on July 20, 2010

Keep your clothes washer and dryer running efficiently and reliably with this simple maintenance routine that anyone can follow. Here’s a list of maintenance tips to keep your washer and dryer running smoothly and safely:

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Digging your own French drain: save money — and your back — with these tips

By John Riha  on June 16, 2011

Do you need to wear waders to mow your grass? If seasonal flooding makes your property more lake than lawn, which isn’t doing your foundation any favors, you need some serious drainage. Good news: You can do it yourself — if you’re up for the digging.

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3 Green home improvements that pay off

By Karin Beuerlein  on May 10, 2011
Originally published on February 16, 2011

Forget big savings on your energy bills if you make green home improvements. Instead, choose green retrofits and home improvements that offset rising energy prices.

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5 tips for saving energy in the family room

By Jane Hodges  on April 25, 2011
Originally published on March 8, 2011

Reduce your electricity bills by systematically purging your family room of wasteful energy practices.

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10 ways to prevent costly mold damage to your home

By Karin Beuerlein  on April 18, 2011
Originally published on March 16, 2011

Fixing mold damage is an expensive and time-consuming home repair. But you can save time and money by implementing these 10 ounces of prevention.

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Protect your home from pests and high energy bills

By David Wells  on January 4, 2011
Terminix Sales Representative
Contact: (334) 446-8986 or dlwells@terminix.com

Traditional fiberglass insulation has inherent gaps and degrades over time. This allows hot or cold air into your home and results in wasted energy. To combat this, some pest control companies are utilizing a service that can your family money, as well as protect your home from many common pests.

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