Today's Homeowner

It’s been said that life has two certainties: death and taxes. But there’s actually a third thing: thermal expansion. Here's what you should know about it.

We're talking about Duck Brand's weatherization products that keep your home energy-efficient, regardless of the season.

Your home should provide shelter from winter weather. Here are three steps to prevent drafty windows so you can stay comfortable as temperatures dip.

If you live in a poorly insulated, energy-inefficient home, you might be eligible for government help. The U.S. Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance Program funds grants that provide free weatherization services to low-income homeowners.

Pam has a unique way of keeping the cold out using cardboard and ALOT of tape. How she can winterize her home without creating a massive craft project every year.

Watch this video to learn how to install a Duck Brand Triple Draft Seal beneath an entry door to block drafts.

Did you know that 9 out of 10 homes in the U.S. are under-insulated? Adding insulation and sealing air leaks in your attic can help you save up to $200 per year on your home’s annual energy bills and keep you more comfortable.

Find projects, both large and small, that can save energy and reduce the utility bills in your home, from replacing windows to sealing cracks. Watch this video to find out more.