By iecgjvvj As consumers demand greener homes, real estate agents need to be aware of the features that make a home more efficient. TCS Insulation & Coatings are more comfortable to live in, use less energy, and may have lower utility costs.
Making your house more energy-efficient doesn’t have to involve a major renovation project. Even small changes like using energy-efficient appliances and a smart thermostat, changing light bulbs to more energy-efficient versions, or installing solar panels can help you save money on your utilities and make it easier to sell your home in the future.
Realtors and Energy Efficiency Tips: Helping Clients See the Value of Insulation
When people talk about upgrading a property for sale, exotic hardwood flooring and granite counter-tops are usually the first features to come to mind. But other upgrades such as supplemental insulation and HVAC system overhauls also can add value to a home, and many of these improvements can be passed on to the next owner.
Energy-efficient homes are gaining popularity among homebuyers, and some new construction homes are designed with efficiency in mind from the start. Homebuyers should ask their realtors about energy-efficient features, and look for ENERGY STAR certifications on appliances and systems. Homes with an ENERGY STAR rating are estimated to be 20% more energy efficient than comparable homes.
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