First Defense
Storm doors with low-E glass offer energy efficiency in winter by reducing leaks and providing “dead space” between your entry door and cold outside air. Screens (sometimes removable) provide summer ventilation.
Storm Doors
Andersen Windows
EMCO
Gorell
Larson
Pella Windows
Winning Strategy
Technological advances in home-energy monitoring and management mean you can easily see how and when your home uses the most energy, then set controls to maximize efficiency.
Whole-House Energy Monitors
Black & Decker Power Monitor
eMonitor
The Energy Detective
GE Nucleus Energy Monitor and Management System
Green Building Supply
Grainger
PowerCost Monitor
Your Biggest Fan
Whole-house fans cool and ventilate without air conditioning, using the basic concept that heat rises. As hot air is released through attic vents, cool air is pulled inside through open windows.
Whole-House Fans
AirScape
QuietCool
Tamarack Technologies
Gold Medal
Extremely durable and recyclable, reflective metal roofs are among the best for energy efficiency.
Metal Roofs
Central Texas Metal Roofing Supply
Classic Metal Roofing Systems
Follansbee Roofing
Interlock
Rare Manufacturing
Through the Roof
Properly installed Energy Star skylights bring sunshine, not unwanted heat, deep into your home. Some models offer whole-house ventilation.
Skylights
Acralight International Skylights
Natural Light Tubular Skylights
ODL Windows
Solatube
Sun-Tek
Velux