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A do-it-yourself energy audit can teach you how to be more energy efficient and make you a more-educated consumer should you decide to hire an expert. Read
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Seal air leaks in your basement to stop the loss of your home heating energy. Read
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Even if your attic floor is filled with adequate insulation, seal air leaks around pipes and other openings to prevent waste of energy and money. Read
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Seal air leaks around your windows and doors to prevent wasting precious home heating and cooling energy that costs you money. Read
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Inspect windows and doors regularly to stop air leaks and water seeps that create high energy and repair bills. We’ll show you how. Read
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Kitchen remodeling can turn a ho-hum room into your home’s pride and joy. Here are strategies to help your project run smoothly. Read
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If Hurricane Irene seriously damaged your house or you’re not getting a paycheck because the storm is preventing you from working, you may be able to catch a payment break on your mortgage. Most banks will listen to your story and decide on a case-by-case basis whether to grant “forbearance,” which is lender-speak for not having to make mortgage payments. Read
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Water water everywhere? Bid it adieu with a French drain system — a plastic drain pipe in a gravel-filled trench that removes excess ground water. Read
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Feeling soggy? A French drain removes excess surface water so you won’t need hip boots to cut the grass. Read
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Feeling damp and drippy? If your basement walls are clammy, a French drain system — also called a footing drain — can banish that boggy feeling. Read
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