Spring is just around the corner in Fort Collins and you know what that means… warmer weather is on the way! Before you know it, the days will be filled with plenty of sunshine and beautiful 55-65 degree temperatures. As you prepare your home for the change in seasons, one investment you may want to… READ MORE
Commercial buildings consume a lot of energy. Now take that building and place it in the middle of the desert, where summer temperatures reach up to 120 degrees and the sunlight is non-stop. Those energy costs just tripled. That’s why it makes sense to install heat rejection window film for your Phoenix office building. Below,… READ MORE
There are many benefits to having an energy efficient home. You spend less on utility costs, which frees up money that you can use elsewhere. And your home is much more comfortable and enjoyable to be in.
The sun in Dallas is intense during the summertime. It beats down relentlessly on homes here. If left on addressed the sun’s rays will wreak havoc on home interiors and exteriors. Not only does it cause siding to fade and floors to bleach–it heats up homes too. This causes high utility bills and uncomfortable interiors. … READ MORE
Not surprisingly Dallas is going to be hot and dry this summer. People who live here already know, Dallas is scorching hot all summer long. A lot of people end up staying indoors during the summer because in the peak hours of the day there is nothing to do outside in such intense heat. If… READ MORE
Tourists view summers in Las Vegas much differently than locals. When tourists think of Vegas in the summer, they imagine sitting poolside and drinking margaritas, then hitting the casinos at night. When locals think of Vegas in the summer, one thing immediately comes to mind: the unbearable desert heat. Temperatures can get as high as… READ MORE
The sun is hot in Sin City–like smoldering hot! Temperatures rise often and fast-sometimes into the hundreds. When this happens you can literally feel the heat radiating out from windows. The unrelenting heat is the reason a lot of residents run their A/C all year. However, as you may have noticed–some windows are more affected… READ MORE
