If you want to be able to fix things around the house now is your chance to learn. The MSU Extension will be offering a four-part
workshop on “Home Maintenance and Repair,” Tuesdays from 6 to 8:30 p.m. starting
March 5 at the Warren City Hall, 1 City Square (east of Van Dyke, between 12
and 13 Mile Roads).The workshops are free and open to the public.
What will you learn?
March 5
Home tightening, insulation and ventilation
Ever wondered why your heating bills are so high? How do you
plug leaks and insulate important areas while allowing for enough air flow? Participants
will analyze their use of energy around the house for the purpose of saving
energy and money.
March 12
Home heating and cooling
Just because a furnace is running does not mean it’s running properly. During this workshop participants will learn how to maintain a furnace so that it works efficiently now and throughout the summer. They will also learn about duct work and how to be comfortable while reducing energy costs through landscaping, ventilation and insulation.
Just because a furnace is running does not mean it’s running properly. During this workshop participants will learn how to maintain a furnace so that it works efficiently now and throughout the summer. They will also learn about duct work and how to be comfortable while reducing energy costs through landscaping, ventilation and insulation.
March 19
Water heaters, appliances and technology
Increase the efficiency of your hot water heater and
appliances. Avoid phantom power drainers when using technology.
March 26
Paying for energy upgrades During this workshop participants will learn about Michigan Saves, utility rebates and community
programs, and how to select qualified contractors.
For more information on these and other workshops visit the MSU Extension
There are several actions or ways to conserve electricity related to heating and cooling in your home that can also have a positive effect on your electricity bills.
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