Are you a homeowner, a contractor, or a builder renovating, repairing or constructing a house? Home Energy magazine will help you decide how to make your home more comfortable, safer, and more energy efficient. These user-friendly guides are generously illustrated with photos, schematics, charts, tables, and cartoons to make the home improvement process go smoothly. Two hundred of our most useful and informative articles from past issues are now only a mouse click away. These articles are indexed by subject, problem area, and article title — giving you easy access to a wealth of home performance fundamentals. 

Home Energy magazine's mission is to disseminate objective and practical information on residential energy conservation, performance, and comfort. It is the only magazine that thoroughly covers residential comfort issues from the only approach that really works, systems engineering. Most of Home Energy's editorial content comes directly from the people researching and employing innovative design, building, and remodeling practices and products. They are the experts using the latest and best building techniques, with an emphasis on implementing sound building science fundamentals and curing sick buildings. 

Home Energy magazine has been providing energy professionals with reliable, easy-to- read reporting on the latest energy-efficient technologies for the home--from weatherization, to heating and cooling systems, to lighting, windows, appliances, and indoor air quality. Published by the non-profit organization Energy Auditor & Retrofitter, Inc., Home Energy offers an impartial source of analysis to aid the energy practitioner and the public in making informed decisions on energy conservation measures. 

Home Energy magazine covers all solar technologies, from photo voltaics to climate-responsive buildings to wind power. Regular topics include building case studies, energy policy and community-scale projects. We're concerned about a world that is increasingly polluted. We're concerned about the high energy use and waste of "developed" cultures. And we're concerned that people are dependent and unable to care for themselves when it comes to energy. These Home Performance professionals are winning more jobs, finding more work at homes, and getting fewer costly callbacks. Be one of them and subscribe to Home Energy magazine today.