In the winter, freezing temperatures outside and warm, humid air inside a home create a perfect environment for condensation to form on windows. This most commonly happens in kitchens and bathrooms, but can happen virtually anywhere in the house.
Read MoreOne way of identifying problem areas causing loss of heat in your home is thermal imaging—using an infrared camera to identify trouble spots so that defects in insulation can be pinpointed and addressed.
Read MoreOld homes are valued for their solid construction and architectural significance, especially in New England. But, unfortunately, energy efficiency was not a priority at the time of their construction. Improving the energy efficiency of old homes while preserving their character and is a challenge, but not an impossible one.
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