Ceiling Insulation: It helps keep heat in during winter, and lets heat out during summer to improve comfort and save energy. A properly insulated home can save 45-55% of heating and cooling energy.

Energy Bulbs Replacement: Compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) can save up to 75% of lighting costs. CFLs are four times more efficient and last up to 10 times longer than incandescents. Using CFLs can help reduce air and water pollution.

Solar Power: The sun shines every single day for free and solar power panels generate zero CO2 emissions. You can save money and the environment at the same time. Solar power is convenient, simple, and flexible to you life. Starting January 1, 2009, you can now get 30% federal tax credit off the installation price. State rebates are also available.

Solar Tube: Solar tube is an eco-friendly alternative to lights, it provides light without using electricity. It is one of the quickest, easiest, and greenest ways to bring natural light into your home. Solar tubes are inexpensive and can reduce electricity costs.

Thermostat Replacement (AC/Heater/Furnace Replacement): By using a programmable thermostat, you can save money, energy, and help the environment. Programmable thermostats help reduce energy by providing set temperatures which control the heating/cooling system. For every degree you lower, you save 1% heating/cooling on your bill.

Windows: Windows can impact 10% to 25% of your heating/AC bill. Installing high performance windows will improve your home's energy performance and is cost saving. Many utility programs offer incentives and rebates for energy-efficient windows. You can get up to $1500 federal tax credit for installing new energy efficient windows.