The summer attic; it’s hot. Really hot. 140 degrees Fahrenheit, sometimes hotter. Boilers attached to your radiators make water cooler than this for heating. So getting that heat out of your attic should prevent some of it from heating your house and should decrease your air conditioning bills, right?

It depends. As with all real situations, there are circumstances under which an attic fan works and others under which it increases rather than decreases your bills. So, before you spend $500 wiring up a fan, let’s review.

DC Saturday Tour of Homes Making The News in Washington City Paper Staff Writer Lydia DePillis         A little humor is good for us at times and this article highlights what makes the tours so much fun! Open House Hopping: Squeaky Floors Edition Thank you Lydia for a great post! Michael Kiefer [...]

Last week’s premiere of No Impact Man was a GREAT event, and we were happy to see so many of our readers attend. The Green DC Realty team was there, asking viewers a simple question: How do you lessen YOUR impact?

A: First off, congrats on considering to make the most important financial decision of your lifetime.