Install new eco-friendly shower heads. Moving water in any way into your home takes energy. In order to pump it in from a well you need electricity to power the water pump. If you have public water supply, It'still takes electricity to move it in and out of your home. Heating that water that you just moved into your home takes even more energy. Using a low pressure shower head will dump less gallons per minute than an older, high pressure model. The lower pressure models of today are manufactured to lessen the amount of water per minute, but still give you a nice refreshing shower.

Install new replacement vinyl windows. Old windows will crack, warp and move over the years. This causes them to move inside their opening in your exterior wall. This creates cracks and holes that allow for heat to escape and cold air to come in. Some window defects can be repaired, but nothing is as sure as replacing your old, cold windows with new, vinyl replacement windows.

Block your un-used chimney. If you do not use your chimney anymore, blocking it is the way to go. You can call a professional and have them officially cap it off, or you can stuff old blankets or newspapers up in it. Unused chimneys can be an open freeway for cold air to come in and warm air to go outside. Do not block off your chimney, if there?s any chance that you may use it. A good idea is to put a sign on your fireplace or stove that lets everyone know that the chimney is blocked and not able to be used.

Toilet water control. Using less water in your toilet is an easy and effective way to lessen your water usage. Placing a rock or brick in your toilet tank will lessen the amount of water used per flush, but still have enough to have a clean flush.

Shut off your coffee pot. After your coffee is done brewing, shut your machine off. Put your hot coffee in an insulated thermos to keep it hot all day, without the added electricity. If you add hot water to your thermos and let It'sit for a few minutes before adding your hot coffee, then your thermos will be preheated and ready to hold your hot coffee for hours to come!

Durable: Vinyl siding is made to last. It is made to wIt'stand harsh weather conditions. Choosing vinyl siding will keep your home'safe for years to come.

Easy: Vinyl siding is easy to install. Vinyl siding can be installed quickly and efficiently to help keep your daily schedules running smoothly.

Low Maintenance: Vinyl siding is your low maintenance choice for siding. It's easy to clean and weather resistant.

Protection: Vinyl siding adds a layer of extra protection to your home. This will help keep you and your family'safe all year.

Energy Efficient: Vinyl siding helps to add an extra layer of energy efficiency to your home. This will help lower monthly heating and cooling costs year-round.

Healthy living: From the food we eat to the cleaners in our homes, there is always a way to reduce the toxin exposure in our households. Making these changes will not only benefit our health but it will give us an overall sense of well-being!

Kitchen cabinets and counter tops: Changing the counter tops and cabinets in your kitchen can not only liven up a space but it can also create a more functional work space in your kitchen.

Hardwood floors: Adding or updating hardwood floors in your home can add style as well as an element of comfort. They are easier to clean and offer a certain sense of warmth.

Color: Updating the paint color in your home can change the whole feel of a room. It can brighten up a room and add that cozy feeling you are looking for.

Master bath: Updating and adding improvements to your master bathroom can help create that sanctuary you need to relax and unwind after a busy day.

Open Spaces: It might even be time to knock down a wall or two to create a more open concept feel to your home. This can change the entire feel and functionality of your home; giving more room for entertaining.

Install new eco-friendly shower heads. Moving water in any way into your home takes energy. In order to pump it in from a well, you need electricity. If you have a public water supply, It'still takes electricity to move water in and out of your home. Heating that water that you just moved into your home takes even more energy. Using a low pressure shower head will dump less gallons per minute than an older high pressure model. The lower pressure models of today are manufactured to lessen the amount of water per minute, but still give you a nice refreshing shower.

Install new replacement vinyl windows. Old windows will crack, warp and move over the years. This causes them to move inside their opening in your exterior wall. This creates cracks and holes that allow for heat to escape and cold air to come in. Some window defects can be repaired, but nothing is as sure as replacing your old, cold windows with new vinyl replacement windows.

Block your unused chimney. If you do not use your chimney anymore, blocking it is the way to go. You can call a professional and have them cap it off, or you can stuff old blankets or newspapers up in it. Unused chimneys can be an open freeway for cold air to come in and warm air to go outside. Do not block off your chimney if there?s any chance that you may use it. A good idea is to put a sign on your fireplace or stove that lets everyone know that the chimney is blocked and not able to be used.

Toilet water control. Using less water in your toilet is an easy and effective way to lessen your water usage. Placing a rock or brick in your toilet tank will lessen the amount of water used per flush, but still have enough to have a clean flush.

Shut off your coffee pot. After your coffee is done brewing, shut your machine off. Put your hot coffee in an insulated thermos to keep it hot all day without the added electricity. If you add hot water to your thermos and let It'sit for a few minutes before adding your hot coffee then your thermos will be preheated and ready to hold your hot coffee for hours to come!