The primary heating fuel in New England is oil. Although transportation is the by far the largest percentage of oil Americans use, it just doesn’t make sense to continue to support foreign oil when we do have alternative solutions available. Throughout many communities in the northeast natural gas infrastructure is being expanded and installed, allowing [...]
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We hear it all the time, “my basement is wet/damp/musty in the spring and summer – but that’s alright, it’s supposed to be like that. We just run the dehumidifier for 6 months straight and empty it once or twice a day.” When a basement/crawlspace has high moisture, so does the rest of the house. The natural path for air to move throughout a home is up, which means that too is the natural path for moisture. This can lead to condensation on windows, mold/milder on surfaces, and overall sub par indoor air quality.
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