This is a home buyer’s market, not a seller’s market. As the sale of your house—especially to make some money for your own pocket—becomes less and less a reality, …

Home heating costs are going up. No one needs to tell you that, right? Oil, natural gas, and electricity are expected to increase each year by at least 2%. …

With the end of 2010, home energy rebates through the federal government have gone away. That does not mean homeowners can’t save on energy-efficient replacements and projects.

First, …

The most common types of heating fuels are propane, oil, and electricity. These are basics fuel types that are available everywhere and generally cost about the same. Sometimes one …

With the new tax credits, replacing windows is the best way to save energy. Sometimes, however, replacement is not an affordable option. Here are some energy saving tips for …

Many people are buying replacement windows to improve their home energy savings. It’s a good time to buy because of the new tax breaks that credit you 30% of …

Wait! Don’t think you have to always pay full price for home construction products, nor is the big box store the only answer for getting cheaper building materials. Many …

As a result of the Obama American Recovery and Reinvestment Act there are new tax credits for homeowners who are either building new or improving existing homes when they …

Appliances:

• Shop for good use of energy and save for the life of your appliance. Check the Energy Guide Labels of your top picks and go with the one
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Furniture:

• January and July are the best times to get good prices on furniture, and buy outdoor furniture in September.
• Shop both the outlet section of furniture stores and
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