Save Money, Save The Earth - Lighting Efficiency Turns Out To Be One Bright Idea!

Aug. 3, 2009 - PRLog -- ISN-Green-Lighting

Contact:    Bob Dodge, President, ISN, Inc.
Phone:      303.777.9445
Email:       info@isn-green-lighting.com
Website:   www.isn-green-lighting.com

Denver, CO, August 3, 2009 – ISN / Interior Services Network, Inc., a respected partner in the interior design industry and a member of the ASID, has officially entered the green revolution.  Providing world-class, white-glove furniture installation services in the Denver and Las Vegas markets since 1990, ISN announced today it has partnered with Westinghouse Lighting to offer Energy-Efficient Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) to its existing client base and other commercial enterprises via its new business initiative, ISN-Green-Lighting.

ISN-Green-Lighting helps businesses ‘go green’ while saving up to 75% on energy bills by switching their existing halogen or incandescent bulb applications to CFLs.   Bob Dodge, President of ISN / ISN-Green-Lighting says, “'Lighting can account for a sizable chunk of most commercial facilities’ electricity bills.  Simply switching to CFLs, you’ll save immediate cash flow dollars each month and spend less on maintenance in both the short- and long-term.  You’ll also qualify for immediate energy company rebates for making the switch, so the decision to ‘go green’ becomes almost a no-brainer.”  

ISN offers a free 30-minute Green-Lighting Analysis which includes a no-cost, personalized, energy audit of your current business lighting applications and a detailed estimate on how much you can save by making the switch to energy-efficient CFLs.  

For more information, or to schedule your ISN-Green-Lighting Analysis, contact: Bob Dodge at 303.777.9445, send an email - info@isn-green-lighting.com or visit the company's website -  www.ISN-Green-Lighting.com.

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ISN-Green-Lighting offers eco-friendly Westinghouse Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) that can help businesses save up to 75% on their energy bills, plus immediately qualify them for energy company rebates and possible federal credits. The savings both in energy and money can be considerable.