See a few ways EcoForce can help make your home more efficient, reduce your
energy bills, and increase the value of your home.
Cool wall coatings are highly solar reflective and can reduce a home’s cooling needs.
Replacing existing windows can save between 7-15% on energy bills
If you have older doors in your home, replacing them can lower heating and cooling costs.
When considering insulation, the attic is generally the first place to start, as most of your heat will rise and go through your ceiling to the attic if there is inadequate or ineffective insulation
Reduces the amount of heat transferred inside the building a possible 10-15% reduction in air conditioning
Radiant barriers are installed in the attic to reflect radiant heat that comes in through the roof.
Reduce or eliminate your energy bills with high performance solar panels
By replacing the five most frequently used light fixtures in your home with Energy Star qualified models, the average family in the U.S. can save $70 each year in energy costs.
Multiple settings allow homeowners to be comfortable when they are home but use less energy when they are not.
Even replacing a 10 year old air conditioner has the potential to save you 20-40% of cooling costs.
Replacing an existing 60% AFUE furnace with a 90% AFUE furnace can save you 33% on your heating costs!
Condensing Gas Water Heaters can reduce natural gas bills by over 30%.
Replacing an existing 60% AFUE furnace with a 90% AFUE furnace can save you 33% on your heating costs!
Reducing pump speed by 1/2 allows the pump to use just 1/8 the energy.
95% efficient heaters can save $300 per year for every $1,000 in annual pool heating costs.
By replacing the five most frequently used light fixtures in your home with Energy Star qualified models, the average family in the U.S. can save $70 each year in energy costs.
For particularly "leaky" homes, air infiltration may account for 30 percent or more of the home's heating and cooling costs and contribute to moisture, dust, insect and other issues with the home.
Sprinkler systems typically have an efficiency of between 50% and 70%, while well-designed drip irrigation system can reach nearly 100%.
Experts estimate that up to 50% of residential landscaping irrigation is wasted due to overwatering from inefficient irrigation systems.
