Posts with tag 'winter weather tips'
February
5
5
Surviving Winter In The Northeast
It's no secret that this winter has been a cold one here in the Northeast. Still, we saw that January thaw like we do every year, and now we will suffer the rest of the winter on the frost-heave-roads because of it. But as it always does, that random 50-degree day vanished as quickly as it arrived and was replaced by some seriously brutal temperatures. I have learned to hardly trust what the weather apps say, as I've lived here long enough to know that the prediction can change in a moment's time, or be completely wrong altogether. Still, they said it was going to be cold this past weekend, and it certainly was—though not as cold as they said it would be.
I don't know if it's me being a New England curmudgeo...
February
26
26
Tips To Keep Your Home Warm This Winter
Winter isn't over yet! For many homeowners, keeping your home warm in the winter is one thing - keeping it warm in the most affordable and effective way possible is something else entirely. If you want to stay toasty inside and cut down on your utility bills at the same time, there are a few key things to keep in mind:
Windows and Doors
The first step you should take involves checking the seals around all of the windows and doors in your home for leaks. Leaky windows in particular let that cool air seep in when it shouldn't, which at best will make it more difficult to heat your house and at worst make it impossible to get the temperature where you want it. If you replace the caulk and are still having issues, consider upgrading to energy efficient replacements.
HVAC Main...