Energy Star
Energy Star and WaterSense Labeled Products: Setting the Standard for Faucets, Toilets, Showerheads and More
In-home appliances and fixtures, two names have become synonymous with energy and water efficiency: Energy Star and WaterSense. You’ve probably seen their labels on various products, but have you ever wondered what they represent and why they matter? In this blog, we’ll look closer at Energy Star and WaterSense, demystifying their significance and explaining why […]
Read More
Energy Efficient Plumbing Solutions: Unlock the Future of Comfort and Savings
Plumbing for the most energy-efficient home will require some strategic planning. It doesn’t seem that long ago when we used as much water as we wanted. The fact is, our world has grown significantly. The population in California alone has more than doubled since 1970 to nearly 40 million. That means we need to conserve […]
Read More
Embracing Sustainability: Energy-Efficient Plumbing Fixtures and Appliances
In an era where environmental consciousness and resource conservation are gaining paramount importance, we should evaluate every aspect of our lives for its potential impact on the planet. When it comes to sustainable living, one area often overlooked is plumbing fixtures and appliances. Efficient water and energy use in our homes can significantly reduce our […]
Read More
Who is Energy Star and WaterSense: Why Should We Look For Their Label?
Energy Star is a program developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). It was established in 1992 to promote energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The purpose of Energy Star is to identify and promote energy-efficient products, homes, and buildings to consumers and businesses. […]
Read More
Top Recommendations For An Energy-Efficient Home
Water Heater Can Be 24-34% More Energy Efficient Energy Star tankless water heater can save a significant amount of power compared to old-model storage tank heaters. This is because tankless water heaters work by heating water on demand as it passes through a heat exchanger rather than continuously heating and storing a large volume of water in […]
Read More