Archive for June 14th, 2011

  Christy Berry, ARB, ALHS, GREEN, an associate with Briggs Freeman Residential Brokerage, holds a Doctorate degree in Family Studies. That education and her experiences allow Christy to understand the emotional and financial challenges in buying and selling a family’s most important asset – their home. Christy Berry is certified by the National Ass […]

Low VOC and Natural Paints for your Green Home By Priyanka Biswas on May 12, 2011 9:41 AM One of the aspects of constructing a ‘Green Home‘ is to pay particular attention to the fact that all materials used in its construction as well as beautification be natural. Looking for a suitable eco friendly paint […]

  Heating water in a home is a necessity. Twenty percent of the energy our homes use are to heat water for bathing, washing dishes, laundry and cooking. This energy use with traditional water heaters can add up. Tankless water heaters are a solution to a costly traditional unit because they heat water without using […]

Using a third of the energy required by their incandescent counterparts, Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs (CFLs) still do wonders for your budget and the environment, but the new generation of these energy savers doesn’t require you to sacrifice an ounce of ambience. For a meaningful environmental impact, Energy Star recommends replacing at least five hi […]

  We all know that being environmentally conscious is important. From changing your bulbs to using a natural shower curtain, here are 10 absolutely simple tips to go green in your home, starting now. Oftentimes, it will save you money, and even improve your health. Produced by LMV and KMVT. Easy Ways To Green Your […]