The final months of the year include a festive holiday season that often means decorations and lighting for many Massachusetts homeowners.

If you're looking for one true way to save on energy costs this winter, seal home air leaks for maximum return on investment. There are a few different ways this can be done, depending on where the air leak is located.

If you're looking for ways to make your home more energy efficient, nothing packs a greater punch than replacing your old heating and cooling equipment with a new, more energy efficient version. Just look for the Energy Star logo, which can guide you to savings.

The notion of long-term energy savings in your home is an important one.

You're finally getting that new heat pump. All your homework is done and you've settled on a unit that's best for you and your family. While you can now rest assured you're getting a system that will save you energy and money, your work's not quite done. Making sure your home is prepped and ready for a heat pump is a big part of the equation. 

With the cost of living on the rise, many homeowners are looking for simple ways to lower their utility bills. There are a few things you can do around your Massachusetts home to start saving energy.

If you're looking for ways to save on your winter heating costs -- now and for years to come -- consider investing in a condensing gas furnace.

A rising gas bill is something no homeowner likes to think about. After all, one benefit of gas is supposedly its lower cost as an energy source. If the energy costs for your home are higher than you believe they should be, perhaps it's time to take a closer look at your gas bill.

Ever since 1992, the Energy Star logo has outlined the best in energy efficiency across a gamut of products including electronics, appliances, home heating and cooling equipment and more.

Fixing air leaks goes a long way toward helping homeowners make significant strides in improving energy efficiency and creating a weathertight home.