Welcome to Coastal’s 12 Days of Cozy Series, featuring festive fun for the whole family to enjoy!
What is our 12 Days of Cozy all about? Check back through December 23 to find:
★ Recipes
★ Holiday Ideas
★ Energy Saving Heating Tips
★ Family Traditions
★ And More!
Our goal is to spread good cheer for all to hear, sharing holiday inspiration to keep your family warm and cozy all winter long. After a tough year of COVID-19, we’re hoping our Warm & Cozy campaign brings happiness to your home.
Big news! We are announcing our new and exciting Home for the Holidays Promo that lasts until December 30, 2020 at 5:00 PM!
20% Off All Products + 12 Months Triple Zero Deals
★ 20% Off All Products!
★ 0% APR interest
★ $0 Money down
★ 0 Payments For 12 Months
Get this incredible deal for replacement windows, vinyl siding, and GAF roofing systems. We offer professional installation along with our GAF unlimited wind speed warranty! This means your shingles will stay in-tact even during the most brutal winter storms.
Use this promo to protect what matters most this holiday season and beyond!
Launching our 11th Day of Warm & Cozy…
★ Below, you’ll learn about Beverly Bootstraps and the Gift of Heat!
★ Holiday Home Tip: Many homeowners come to use wondering how to save energy in the winter season. There are several ways to keep your energy savings in check, such as winterize windows and other upgrades. We’ll show you how to keep your home warm and cozy until spring arrives!
Beverly Bootstraps: Gift of Heat Program
First established as a food pantry in 1992, Beverly Bootstraps is now a leading social service agency on the North Shore. They’re also our friends!
Last December we ran a promotion called the Gift of Heat where we donated $100 for every sale to Beverly Bootstraps’s heating assistance program.
It’s easy for anyone to help out Beverly Bootstraps! Monetary, clothing, food, and household donations are always welcome. Beverly Bootstraps even accepts vehicle donations!
You are also encouraged to volunteer your time in their pantry, gift shop, building snack bags, and more.
Click here to donate to Beverly Bootstraps!
During the pandemic, we are helping homeowners save energy with our HOME for the Holidays sale. This sale offers the following ways to save for your next exterior upgrade:
20% Off All Products + 12 Months Triple Zero Deals
★ 20% Off All Products!
★ 0% APR interest
★ $0 Money down
★ 0 Payments For 12 Months
How to Save Energy in the Winter
It’s important to consider how much energy is lost with your windows, siding, and roofing during the winter. This image from the Department of Energy shows some of the most common areas of energy loss in the home.
Where is Most of Your Home’s Energy Lost?
This is a breakdown of the amount of energy escaping (in the largest amounts):
- Drafty windows and doors: 25%
- Roof and attic: 25%
- Walls: 35%
- Flooring: 15%
Most of the energy is also lost via radiation—the transfer of heat from one source to another—and air leakage such as drafty windows. A leaky roof in the winter is also a major culprit of energy loss.
Here are ways to save energy with your exterior this winter:
- Outdated windows can lose up to 30% of your home’s energy. Check for drafts around the sill, frame, and where the sash meets the frame. Make sure you have caulking around the frames and the window locks are functioning correctly to create an airtight seal. Opt for windows with Low-e, which allows the sun to naturally heat your home during the winter. Foam-filled window frames also improve heat transfer that happens through the frame. Heat transfer is much higher if your window frame is hollow.
- Old roofing can lose 25%-20% of your home’s energy. You’ll need to make sure that all shingles are in-tact on your roof and proper ventilation is in place. Cool air is brought into your attic through the soffit vents and pushed back out via outtake vents. This is critical for maintaining a warm indoor temperature in the main living areas of your home.
- Old siding can lose roughly 25% to 30% of your home’s energy. This is especially true if the siding is not properly attached to your home, or it’s constructed of old and deteriorating wood. Choose vinyl siding with insulated panels to insulate your exterior siding down to the wood studs.
In many cases, the best way to save energy is by way of replacement of windows, roofing, and siding. New exterior products made of high quality materials will help insulate your home and keep it feeling cozy.
Be sure to consider your IRS tax stimulus checks or your tax return 2020 to get ahead on your winter home improvement projects.
Please read 12 Days of Cozy, Day 6 to learn more about sealing your home’s thermal envelope.
Click here to donate to Beverly Bootstraps!
We hope you enjoy your energy savings tips and consider donating to Beverly Bootstraps this season. Take advantage of our HOME for the Holidays Sale! Click here to get started.
ACT NOW: HOME for the Holidays Sale 20% Off + 0% Interest Financing for 12 Months ends 12/30!
