What is the first thing I should do to start greening my existing home?

— John Entwistle Tempe, AZ

Answered by Richard Williams on March 21, 2012

Should we avoid the vinyl linoleum? We need to replace a little bit of linoleum in our back door entry way and under our kitchen sink.

— Margaret Lombard, IL

Answered by David Bergman on March 19, 2012

What do you think of using only the house fan at night to circulate air when neither heat nor AC is needed?

— Beckie Gaithersburg, MD

Answered by Colleen McLean on March 19, 2012

My builders think that by choosing to build more green, my new home will be more susceptible to mold and termites.

— AmyB Miami, FL

Answered by Colleen McLean on March 19, 2012

Do you have any specific questions one should ask a potential "green" architect?? contractor??

— Judith Brown Juneau, AK

Answered by Don Alsted on March 19, 2012

Is it feasible to retrofit solar electric on a house that's oriented east/west, not north/south?

— Judith Waite Allee Newark, OH

Answered by Michael Holcomb on March 15, 2012

What is the best way to search for Green Homes for sale?

— Ann Wilson Las Vegas, NV

Answered by Grace Chiquette on March 15, 2012

How do I find a Realtor who can help sell my homes green features?

— Neil Peart Oklahoma City, OK

Answered by Sarah Coulter on March 15, 2012

Are SIPS worth it?

— Robin Colando Altoona, FL

Answered by Elizabeth DiSalvo on March 13, 2012

Is it safe to install Acrylamide free potassium based cross linked polymers in the soil prior to planting landscaping and sod?

— David Stimmell Clermont, FL

Answered by Richard Heller on March 13, 2012

 

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