Dr. Energy Saver Presents Energy Forecast at NARI in St. Louis, MO

St. Louis, MO — At a meeting of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry's (NARI) Greater St. Louis chapter on April 17, Brian Stewart, General Manager of Dr. Energy Saver St. Louis, presented home improvement contractors with an energy forecast, citing the exponential growth of industrialization across the globe and a depleting energy supply as a major case for homeowners and businesses to reduce their need for energy.

A fixed energy supply combined with rapid industrialization creates an ever-increasing global demand for energy that will directly affect homeowners and business owners in the years ahead. 

"Questions you should be asking yourself right now," Stewart explained, "should be 'How much energy use can I reduce in my home?' and 'How will home energy reduction impact my family's quality of life and the value of my investment when prices skyrocket?'"

When considering both the law of supply and demand and the reality of inflation, homeowners and businesses are faced with an imminent choice: either reduce one's reliance on expensive energy sources or pay outrageous utility bills.  That, Stewart said, is where Dr. Energy Saver can help.

"We are not an energy audit company," Stewart explained. "Dr. Energy Saver St. Louis performs comprehensive energy evaluations to illustrate where you are using, losing, and wasting energy...and we do the work to ensure a maximized rate of return and minimize your energy consumption."

Dr. Energy Saver St. Louis provides home air sealing, attic and crawl space insulation, radiant barrier, duct repair, solar power, central air conditioning in St. Louis and all surrounding areas including Ballwin, Florissant, Troy and more! We also provide other services to reduce energy consumption.

"We test it, we fix it, and we save you more money as prices go up," says Stewart.

What does your future hold?  Dr. Energy Saver St. Louis would say, "It's up to you."

The above picture shows Brian Stewart with NARI President, Doug Leeker of Leeker Construction Company.