Don't take our word for it!
Snug Home currently leverages resources from utility programs, the US Department of Energy, and the US Environmental Protection Agency along with financing programs that specialize in helping families make the best upgrades without financial pressure
Utility programs provide rebates for some of the work that protects your family and vetted contractors who have specialized training and accountability within the utility program
DOE and EPA provide great materials for education along with accountability to Energy Star Partners like us
Greensky and Michigan Saves are excellent financing programs that provide totally customizable options to finance any projects you may elect to do
Other Resources:
- Zillow: Is Your Home Trying to Kill You?
- Zillow: What Kind of Bugs are in Your Home?
- HUD.gov: The Healthy Homes Program
- US Environmental Protection Agency
- Mold
- Indoor Air Quality
- The Inside Story: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality
- Care for Your Air: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality
- Healthy Buildings, Health People: A Vision for the 21st Century
- Protect your family and yourself from carbon monoxide poisoning
- Energy, Weatherization and Indoor Air Quality
- Health, Energy Efficiency and Climate Change
- Home Remodels and Energy Upgrades
- Energy Star and the US Department of Energy
- Consumer's Energy Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®
- DTE Energy Home Performance Program
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Environmental Health
- Michigan Saves Home Energy Loan Program
- International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI)
- 10 Easy Ways to Save Energy in Your Home
- 15 Tools Every Homeowner Should Own
- Attached Garage Fire Hazards
- Biological Pollutants in the Home
- Biowall Inspection
- Building a Home
- Building Orientation for Optimum Energy
- Burglar-Resistant Homes
- Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Detectors
- Cause of Deaths in the U.S.
- Central Air-Conditioning System Inspection
- Central Humidifiers
- Check on Your HVAC Systems
- Child-Proofing Windows and Stairs
- Child Safety / Child-Proofing Your Home: 12 Safety Devices to Protect Your Children
- Choosing the Right Home Inspector
- Condensation in Double-Paned Windows
- Cool Roofs
- Crawlspace Hazards and Inspection
- Dryer Vent Safety
- Efflorescence for Inspectors
- Electrical Safety
- Electricity 101: Understanding the Service Panel
- Electromagnetic Fields
- Elements of an Energy-Efficient House
- Emergency Preparedness: How Home Inspectors Can Help Their Clients
- Energy Conservation
- Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings
- Fiberglass Insulation: History, Hazards, Alternatives
- Fire Extinguisher Maintenance and Inspection
- Fire Safety for the Home
- Foundation Insulation
- Holiday Safety
- Home Buyer Mistakes
- Home Inspection Reports: What to Expect
- Home Winterization
- Homeowner Maintenance: Changing the HVAC Filter
- Homeowners Associations vs. the Green Homeowner
- Household Hazards
- Ice Dams
- Identifying and Describing Heating Systems
- Increasing Home Energy Efficiency
- Indoor Air
- IR Cameras: An Overview for Inspectors
- IR Cameras: Inspecting for Air Leaks
- IR Cameras: Inspecting for Moisture Intrusion
- IR Cameras: Inspecting Roofs
- Knob-and-Tube Wiring
- Lead Facts
- Log Homes
- Low-E Windows
- Mold
- Nightlights
- Noise Mitigation
- Paying a little extra for an InterNACHI inspector pays off!
- Pesticides
- Pet Allergens
- Pilot Lights
- Plants and Indoor Air Quality
- Pool Safety
- Private Water Wells
- Radon Gas
- Rehab a Home
- Roofing
- Static Electricity
- Stucco
- Surge Protectors
- Ten Tips to Speed Up Your Home Inspection
- Termites
- The History of Infrared Thermography
- The Limitations of a Home Inspection
- Thermal Imaging Reports
- Thermostats
- Unvented Roof Assemblies
- Vapor Barriers
- Vapor Diffusion Retarder Inspection
- Vermiculite
- Water Quality
- What Is a Green Home Inspection?
- What Really Matters in a Home Inspection
- Why Get a Home Inspection If You're Buying "As Is"?
- Wildlife
- Wind Breaks
