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Saving Energy In Your Attic
Hey guys! It's Katie.
Tips for making you're attic more energy efficient.
Look for National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) logo, it means that it was rated.
Look for Low-E type windows, they have a thin coat which allows light to come in and reduces heat transfer.
Plant shrubs and tree. This lowers your air conditioning budget and shades your home.
There is a site made by The Department of Energy to help you find what kind of heating and cooling you need.
Getting insulators with more R-value means the more energy you can save. Most homes must have a certain amount of insulators. If you follow the regulations, you can save a lot of energy.