So far, we have had pretty mild temperatures this summer. However, if you have lived in Indiana you know that can change quickly. Especially later in the summer. This article from HomeZada has a number of ideas that you can implement to help keep your home cool when the "dog days" of summer come calling. Enjoy the article and as always, please give me a call if you have any real estate needs.
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Source: HomeZada | Repost Fadely 7/11/2023 -
Summertime is officially here — and for many, that means more time for home improvement projects. With the heat in full swing, one of the projects on your to-do list might be finding more effective (and efficient) ways to keep your home cool.
No matter your budget, you have options when it comes to reducing the heat inside your house without raising your electric bill. Here are some energy-efficient home-cooling projects you can chip away at this summer.
1. If You Can’t Beat It, Block It
Don’t underestimate the power of window treatments when it comes to lowering your inside temperature in the summer. If the sun beats down on your windows during the day — or if you have a room with a large number of windows — reducing the impact of the sun’s rays can help you keep your home a little cooler.
There are many ways to tackle this one. You can try adding heat-blocking window film to particularly tricky areas. You could also install blinds or shades to keep the sun out during peak times of day. Additionally, blackout curtains can help keep UV rays out of your home to prevent additional heat buildup.
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