Clear, practical explanations of Connecticut’s most common home energy features, from heat pumps and insulation to air sealing, ventilation, and solar basics.
When a residential building is complete, the features most visible to occupants and visitors are finishes: walls, floors, ceilings, windows, and fixtures. These surfaces shape how…
In Connecticut’s existing housing stock, especially homes built before modern energy codes, comfort problems tend to appear before any specific deficiency is identified. Occupants notice drafts,…
When buyers encounter a home in Connecticut equipped with a heat pump, the technology itself is often familiar only in name. Many people recognize the term,…