Evergreen Newsletter – May 2015
Our first newsletter is packed with details about the political battle over Efficiency Maine, a glimpse at the way art and the environment come together at the Langlais Sculpture Preserve, and tips to celebrate the long-awaited summer while picking up the pieces from a record-breaking winter.Read it here and subscribe so you never miss a thing.
Read MoreEvergreen Newsletter – November 2015
Our November newsletter has energy-saving tips for the holidays, as well as updates on the Clean Power Plan, Efficiency Maine’s Triennial Plan, and more.Read it here and subscribe so you never miss a thing.
Read MoreEvergreen Newsletter – February 2016
We sent out Valentines in our February newsletter, plus news about energy efficiency tax credits and the honors we received from Efficiency Maine, and more. Read it here and subscribe so you never miss a thing.
Read MoreEvergreen Newsletter – June 2016
We launched a beautiful, efficient line of Marvin windows in June, and shared summer comfort tips and special offers from Efficiency Maine and Evergreen. Read it here and subscribe so you never miss a thing.
Read MoreSpreading Comfort & Savings with Efficiency Maine
In early January, the Evergreen Home Performance team was presented with an award from Efficiency Maine. We’re honored to be on the list of top Efficiency Maine Residential Programs for three years running.
Read MoreDoes My House Need Basement Encapsulation?
Many houses throughout Maine, especially older ones, suffer from various basement issues. If your home’s basement is unfinished and unencapsulated, you may be dealing with these problems regularly and not even know it.
Read MoreEfficiency upgrades help move historic Lincoln Theater into the future
Damariscotta’s historic Lincoln Theater is more comfortable, durable, and energy efficient thanks to improvements installed by Evergreen Home Performance and funded byGrants to Green Maine and individual donors in the community. Added insulation and air sealing will keep the Theater cooler this summer and warmer next winter, and will reduce the associated energy costs all year round.
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