Energy Efficiency Audits & Contracting in Midcoast Maine

Energy Efficiency Projects

Ken's 1835 Rockland Home

The House
The basement of Ken Rich ’ s 1835 Rockland home was something else.   There was the seventy year-old woodstove he remembered from his grandmother ’ s kitchen – “ it heated the cellar really well, and eventually some

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Rob and Amy's 1885 Saco Mansion

The House
Bowers Mansion is a 3500 square foot historic home in Saco, Maine.   Built in 1885, the balloon-framed home had long, uninsulated chases behind every wall.   Even with a third of the house closed off and the thermostats low,…

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Diane and Mark's 1995 Belfast Home

The House
The real estate listing promised that this 1995 Belfast farmhouse was energy efficient, but moisture problems prompted a major overhaul before the new owners went through a winter.

The Homeowners
When Mark and Diane Cook set out to rebuild the deck…

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Rebecca and Jay's 1895 Rockland Farmhouse

The House
This 3000 sq. ft. home in Rockland was built in 1895 and historically used 1000 gallons of oil, six cords of wood and 4,800 kWh of electricity annually.

The Homeowners
When Jay Astle and Rebecca Lincoln bought their first house, they…

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1890’s Victorian in Rockland

Victorian in Rockland getting insulated This stately 1895 Victorian has been lovingly restored by its present owners with breathtaking historical sensitivity. Just as sensitive to environmental impacts, they installed a wood pellet boiler in the effort to reduce fossil fuel use.   Having an energy audit and installing the recommended…

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Early 1800’s Cape

1800's Cape that got Maine's First Home Energy Savings Program 50% energy reduction This 1800 ’ s cape qualified for the first 50% energy reduction incentive of $3,000 from the Efficiency Maine Home Energy Savings Program .   The home is beautifully renovated on the interior but the wet, drafty basement, lack of wall insulation , and leaky…

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1980's Raised Ranch

Camden Ranch getting an energy audit completed In the last week of December 2009, this 1980 ’ s raised ranch was the first home to qualify for an Efficiency Maine ' s Home Energy Savings Program incentive of $1500 for completing an energy efficiency project estimated to save at least 25%.  

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