"You can help save money by upgrading inefficient appliances and inefficient windows and doors," said Angie's List Owner, Angie Hicks. "But you need to make sure that your item is old enough that you are going to get a nice ROI on the investment. I replaced a furnace on a 20-year-old house not that long ago and we immediately saw savings in our heating and cooling bills. On top of that, the house was just more comfortable."
FULL ARTICLE http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Angies-List-Tips-to-make-your-house-more-energy-efficient-235745541.html
An Energy auditor will take infrared and digital pictures and make suggestions on how to fix problems.
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