Rick's Energy Solutions

There are many reasons why your energy bills could be going up. Simple home evaluations can solve this problem and get you back to saving energy and money.

The wildfires that affected the state of California that past few years have devastated so many families and their homes all throughout the state. Rebuilding your home can be a very exhausting after going through a wildfire, but it needs to be done.

Here at Rick’s Energy Solutions, we offer a blower test as part of our Green Building services. This would be a significant value to you when you’re in the process of building a new home or business in California. There are plenty of benefits of sustainable, energy-efficient building design.

With air tightness in your home, you will be saving on energy costs. This is a great opportunity for homeowners to take because our bills are always increasing.

At Rick’s Energy Solutions, we provide a green home energy analysis, which is a step-by-step process designed to correctly diagnose the problems in your house and provide you with in-depth information for you to make the necessary energy adjustments to your home.

There are many reasons why your energy bills could be going up. Simple home evaluations can solve this problem and get you back to saving energy and money.

Moisture in your home can cause many different problems including mold and mildew growth, which can ultimately affect your health and your home’s condition. If you have moisture in your home, attack the situation immediately.

If you already have a home, and you’re looking to be proactive in helping the environment and yourself, get a green home energy analysis done by Rick’s Energy Solutions, Inc.. We will determine the solutions to improving your home’s energy usage and efficiency.

The Kincade Fire in Sonoma County, California has displaced close to 200,000 people from their homes and businesses including us, Rick’s Energy Solutions staff from our business in Santa Rosa, CA.

It’s getting down to the wire. The news has been out about climate change, renewable energy, and how we need to act immediately if we want to have a sustainable future.

There are upcoming changes to the Energy Code that will apply to any building permit that is submitted to the building department on or after their last business day of 2019.

The rebuilding process for homes destroyed by the 2017 and 2018 wildfires is a complicated process, and we’d like to help clear the air on what the process involves regarding building codes and incentive programs for the victims.

Countries around the globe are going green for plenty of reasons, and there many long-term benefits to doing so.