Earth Day is a celebration of our desire to protect the planet and live a sensible life. This includes the health and energy efficiency of your home. Here are the most important tips for making your home more energy efficient and green, all year long.

10. Install high efficiency furnace & air conditioning systems
9.  Install a programmable thermostat with setback controls
8.  Upgrade water heater to tankless, electric or solar
7.  Switch to CFL or LED lights and timer controls to conserve energy
6.  Seal air leaks and duct work to stop energy waste
5.  Increase insulation to increase energy savings
4.  Manage indoor air pollutants to protect your health
3.  Control the relative humidity of your home between 30-50%
2.  Upgrade to Energy Star appliances for immediate energy bill savings
1.  Explore tax incentives for energy improvements in your home

Mosby Building Arts will help you with all the energy solutions you want for your home. Our experienced energy team includes:
5 Certified Green Professionals
2 Certified Home Energy Auditors
1 LEED Certified Accredited Professional

The best place to begin exploring energy saving solutions for your home is with a Mosby Home Energy Audit. Our energy auditor will come to your home to test current conditions, identify weak spots and give you a report of problems and solutions. The Mosby repair and energy specialists can make the changes you want, including those listed above.

We have the knowledge, skill and experience to make yours a green and energy efficient home, for Earth Day and for every day! Call 314.909.1800 or contact us here to begin making yours a healthy home.

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5. Mosby Architect Bob Lutz is a Certified Green Professional

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