by Lyn Beinat | Sep 11, 2018 | Underfloor Insulation
Hydronic heating system (also called in-slab hydronic floor heating) is an excellent energy-saving heating method. It uses wall mounted panels to gently release heat into your rooms. Some homeowners prefer hydronic heating over reverse cycle air conditioning (blows...
by Lyn Beinat | Aug 20, 2018 | Cooler House, Double Glazing, Draught Stopper, Insulation, Secondary Glazing, Thermal Efficiency, Warmer House
If you’re nearing retirement or are relocating your aging parents to your current home, it is essential to consider the challenges that come with aging to give them a comfortable home life! One of the necessary improvements you have to make in your house to make it...
by Lyn Beinat | Aug 17, 2018 | Draught Stopper, Insulation, Warmer House, Windows
Do you find it virtually impossible to warm your home and hold that warmth? Do you settle for band-aid solutions like letting your heater run non-stop while saying that you’ll just deal with the energy bills when they come? Make your home a warm haven with these five...
by Lyn Beinat | Jul 16, 2018 | Draught Stopper, Energy Efficiency, Thermal Efficiency, Underfloor Insulation, Utility Bills
Australians pay among the world’s highest electricity prices. Power bills are expected soar even higher in the succeeding years. About 60 percent of the energy consumption of a typical household comes from heating and cooling the home. What most homeowners don’t...
by Lyn Beinat | Jun 1, 2018 | Underfloor Insulation
Your underfloor area needs the same level of protection from unwanted heat exchange as your ceiling. In the winter time, a house with a poorly insulated underfloor can experience excessive coldness and discomfort because draught can easily permeate through the floors....
by Lyn Beinat | Jun 1, 2018 | Double Glazing, Draught Stopper, Energy Efficiency, Insulation, Roof Insulation, Secondary Glazing, Underfloor Insulation, Wall Insulation, Warmer House, Windows
Excessive ventilation and an abundance of air spaces are the leading factors why a home can never lock in warmth and sustain a comfortable indoor temperature. This then leads to a cycle of uncontrollable heat and cold exchange which only causes you to use more energy...
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