Energy Efficiency
More comfort, lower energy bills, and a smaller carbon footprint – that’s energy done right.
More comfort, lower energy bills, and a smaller carbon footprint – that’s energy done right.
When New Energy Solutions got its start, the goal was simple: we wanted to help people heat and cool their homes and businesses more efficiently. That mission still guides us today. We believe that the best HVAC solutions are the ones that work hard without wasting energy – or your money.
Heating and cooling often make up the largest share of a home’s energy use. So, if you’re looking to cut costs or make more sustainable choices, your HVAC system is a great place to start. Whether you need routine system maintenance, are upgrading equipment, or just learning how to get the most from your system, we’re here to help you do it right.
A more efficient heating or cooling system doesn’t just reduce your monthly energy bills. It also reduces impact on the environment, improves comfort, and extends the life of your equipment. That’s why we stay up to date with the latest advances in high-efficiency HVAC technology, and help our customers make smart, informed choices when selecting new equipment.
There’s nothing much better than a set it and forget it device that saves energy! Adjusting your heating and cooling temperatures in your home around your schedule of when you’re actually there can save up to 10% a year. It’s one of the easiest upgrades to make and usually takes just a few minutes to install.
Leaky ductwork or uninsulated pipes sends your heating dollars straight into the attic. Sealing and insulating them properly helps keep your expensive heat and cooling where it belongs – inside.
Too much moisture (humidity) or poor airflow (ventilation) in a building can make your HVAC system work overtime. When systems must work too hard to keep up because of a poor environment, it can have a big impact on the efficiency of your HVAC systems.
The average Maine home is estimated to have air leaks equivalent to the size of a window! Sealing cracks and gaps in building materials, and installing weather-stripping around doors and windows, is a relatively quick and simple solution that most homeowners can do themselves over the course of a weekend for immediate energy savings payoff.
Regular service helps your system run more efficiently and last longer. A clean filter, checked once a month in peak season, can improve performance and cut energy use by as much as 50%.
We’re not in this to sell you the biggest system – we’re here to help you find the right one. One that’s well-tuned, built to last, and designed to keep your energy use (and your costs) as low as possible.
