Colorado is notorious for its wintertime freeze-and-thaw cycles. They ruin our roads, causing cracks and potholes. They even splinter our mountains, sending rocks and boulders tumbling onto highways and the cars driving on them, sometimes as large as the cars themselves. And they can wreck roofs and gutters,…
Heating a home can get expensive, and aAccording to a recent CNET survey, 78% of Americans Are Stressed Out About High Energy Bills. Stressed or not, nobody likes wasting money, so here are a few ideas on how to save on your utility costs this winer.
…Homes built before the latter part of the 20th century typically had a 100-amp power supply. Older homes often have only 60 amps. Newer homes may have 125-amp service, but with the rise in electrification even that may not be enough if the latest electrical equipment and appliances…
If you’re one of the thousands of people who’ve had their power cut off with little or no warning this year, you’ve learned—sometimes the hard way—how important it is to have a backup plan. It’s a growing trend and only promises to get worse as weather, demand, and…
The annual National Drive Electric Week is a nationwide celebration to raise awareness of the many benefits of all-electric and plug-in hybrid cars, trucks, motorcycles, bikes, and other vehicles.
2024’s Drive Electric Week starts on September 27th and runs through…
The summer rush has ended, kids are back in school, and the holiday hustle has yet to begin. So why not take advantage of the seasonal lull to tackle some leftover projects or plan new ones? Even better, most contractors see a brief slowdown around Labor Day, so…
