It’s January in New England. The temperature has dropped, the wind is howling, and despite having your thermostat set to 70°F, you’re still reaching for a second sweater.

While we all love a "white winter" here in New England, the way snow sits on your roof can tell you a lot about what’s happening inside your house.

Are you tired of skyrocketing energy bills? Do you feel cold drafts during the winter or struggle to keep your home cool in the summer? The solution might be simpler (and cheaper) than you think.