As temperatures rise across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, so do electricity bills. For many households, summer is the most expensive time of year for power usage—driven primarily by the demand for air conditioning. In this post, we’ll break down when and why electric bills spike in the summer, which months tend to hit hardest, and what you can do to stay cool without getting scorched by your utility bill.

Damien Semel-DeFeo, CEO & co-founder of Cool Down, sits down with Zac & Jesse from Now You Know / Disruptive Investing to explain how Cool Down works.

Here’s a blog post explaining why basements are typically cooler than the rest of your home, and how that benefits you as a homeowner.

Here are 3 low-cost and highly efficient ways to cool your home.

A in-depth look at how Cool Down works to keep your home cool.

In this post we compare Central AC, Window Units, Mini-Splits, Geothermal, and Cool Down cooling solutions.

A brief story on why we started Cool Down.