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Think about how often your heater or air conditioner is running when you’re not at home. Now, consider this: Heating and cooling accounts for nearly half of the average homeowner’s energy bill. A smart thermostat can help cut the waste while keeping your home comfortable year round. Some of the advantages of these devices include:…
Posted in Heating, Cooling
Plumbing tips Leave the water running As water freezes it expands which leads to burst pipes and expensive water damage. The best protection is to ensure all lines are insulated. As a reliable fail-safe when temperatures drop below freezing, we recommend leaving one faucet on so that a drip leaves the faucet every second or so….
Posted in Heating
We hope your home is filled with warmth and happiness and thank your for choosing us to keep your family comfortable no matter the season. All the best to you and yours, The very merry team at Washington Energy
Posted in News
It’s just not safe. Unsurprisingly, this is the number one reason not to repair your own furnace, as doing so can have major safety and health ramifications. If your furnace is powered by natural gas, improper repair can lead to dangerous leaks that can expose your family to toxic fumes and the risk of…
There are several factors that contribute to poor indoor air quality. Luckily, there are a few simple steps to combat this problem for healthier air at home. What are some of the causes of poor air quality? Understanding the sources of poor air quality is the first step in preventing it. The following list features…
Posted in Home energy audit
According to a Demand Institute study, 71 percent of U.S. homeowners say energy efficiency is very important to them but only 35 percent felt their homes were energy efficient. The study revealed that energy efficiency was the No. 1 unmet housing concern. The median age of a home in the U.S. is 35 years, according…
Posted in Home energy audit, Insulation
These coats go directly to low-income families just in time for winter. We’ll have collection bins in our lobby, or if you have a visit scheduled for service or installation, simply hand over your donations to our installation crew or sales person and they’ll be happy to accept them. We accept your donations Monday –…
Trade in your clunker and save. Fall and winter is a time for family and relaxation—not clanking furnaces, drafty windows, or frigid showers. Now’s the time to adopt an “out with the old, in with the new” policy with our cash for clunkers deal. It’s easy! Give us a call to come out and pick…
Improvements in technology have made modern windows vastly more effective in improving the energy efficiency of your home than those made in decades past. According to Energy Star, the government’s standard for energy efficiency in consumer products, replacing older windows with Energy Star-certified windows can save between $101 and $583 for single pane windows and…
Posted in Windows
Seattle is gifted with a fairly mild and temperate climate. We don’t have the same harsh winters as cities on the same latitudinal parallel on the East Coast. However, it does get cold here for a few months, and during that time you certainly want a heating system that efficiently gets the job done. For property owners seeking…
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