There’s an article on energy savings in this months kiplingers and it looks like solar hot water heaters might be a good step, small upfront cost, takes bog chunk if electricity. I think it’s good for the 30 perc rebate too. I’m going to price that. Rages only 100 sq ft roof space allegedly. I don’t want people messing w my roof
I’m skeptical about solar water heaters. It’s still something like $5K not including labor, and it only reduces the part of the bill that is spent to heat water (in my house that’s 10% to 20% of total bill, depending on the season, I think.) On the other hand, solar panels offset lighting, computer, TV, and, most important of all, air conditioning.
Solar water heaters make most sense for people with heated pools.
I’m skeptical about solar water heaters. It’s still something like $5K not including labor, and it only reduces the part of the bill that is spent to heat water (in my house that’s 10% to 20% of total bill, depending on the season, I think.) On the other hand, solar panels offset lighting, computer, TV, and, most important of all, air conditioning.
Solar water heaters make most sense for people with heated pools.
I’m skeptical about solar water heaters. It’s still something like $5K not including labor, and it only reduces the part of the bill that is spent to heat water (in my house that’s 10% to 20% of total bill, depending on the season, I think.) On the other hand, solar panels offset lighting, computer, TV, and, most important of all, air conditioning.
Solar water heaters make most sense for people with heated pools.
I’m skeptical about solar water heaters. It’s still something like $5K not including labor, and it only reduces the part of the bill that is spent to heat water (in my house that’s 10% to 20% of total bill, depending on the season, I think.) On the other hand, solar panels offset lighting, computer, TV, and, most important of all, air conditioning.
Solar water heaters make most sense for people with heated pools.
I’m skeptical about solar water heaters. It’s still something like $5K not including labor, and it only reduces the part of the bill that is spent to heat water (in my house that’s 10% to 20% of total bill, depending on the season, I think.) On the other hand, solar panels offset lighting, computer, TV, and, most important of all, air conditioning.
Solar water heaters make most sense for people with heated pools.
Yes I think most water heaters use gas, which in our home is no where near what the electricity runs, partticularly when you get up in the tier 3 and 4 usage areas. My wife says there is a company that will pay $200 just to get in the door and give an estimate, does anybody know which company that is?
Yes I think most water heaters use gas, which in our home is no where near what the electricity runs, partticularly when you get up in the tier 3 and 4 usage areas. My wife says there is a company that will pay $200 just to get in the door and give an estimate, does anybody know which company that is?
Yes I think most water heaters use gas, which in our home is no where near what the electricity runs, partticularly when you get up in the tier 3 and 4 usage areas. My wife says there is a company that will pay $200 just to get in the door and give an estimate, does anybody know which company that is?
Yes I think most water heaters use gas, which in our home is no where near what the electricity runs, partticularly when you get up in the tier 3 and 4 usage areas. My wife says there is a company that will pay $200 just to get in the door and give an estimate, does anybody know which company that is?
