Energy Efficiency - Page 17 of 76

This thorough evaluation of your house's energy health will help you choose the right upgrades to make it more comfortable, healthy, and affordable to live in.

Lithonia’s Wafer LED recessed lights fit in tight spaces, have multiple color-temperature settings, and even work in wet locations.

Learn how installing semi-rigid mineral wool outside of wall sheathing reduces thermal bridging and improves a home's energy efficiency.

Testing houses for energy performance requires a number of gadgets—many of which can be useful to other building tradespeople.

Building orientation, passive-solar design, and a radiant-barrier roof are key to energy efficiency in a hot-humid climate.

High-performance builder Ben Bogie explains how the components of this cutting-edge, energy-sipping mechanical system adequately heat and cool a home using as little energy as possible.

A system of galvalume panels and furring strips offers a radiant-barrier roof with a ventilated roof deck that's suited to all climates.

It’s important for builders to educate clients about the related expenditures of minisplits—it’s not just about the price of indoor and outdoor units.

The team on FHB House CT is wrapping up exterior finishing touches, starting with installation of new Clopay garage doors.

Prep the space, test the equipment, keep the subcontractors happy, and verify coverage to get your money's worth when installing polyurethane foam insulation.