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Jason Kliwinski answered Sascha Wagner's question.
14 days ago
I'd like an estimate for installing solar power for everything electric in my 4,644 square foot home.
Topic: Solar & AlternativePotomac View Energy has been added to the pro directory.
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Sean Lintow Sr answered Dorothy Tenney's question.
21 days ago
Are there 100 watt LED light bulbs available, for enclosed hanging globe?
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Sean Lintow Sr answered Colleen Baxter's question.
28 days ago
I believe I'm experiencing severe allergic reactions to our propane fireplace.
Topic: Energy Efficiency
Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB answered John 's question.
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I am buying a house with radiant hydronic floor heating. Can I put hardwood or engineered hardwood directly on top of the existing floor?
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US Department of Energy Builders Challenge
DOE has posed a challenge to the homebuilding industry to build an increasing number of high performance homes which achieve a 70 or better on the EnergySmart Home Scale (E-Scale). These homes will use at least 30% less energy than a typical new home built to code. The E-Scale allows homebuyers to understand – at a glance – how the energy performance of a particular home compares with others.