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Looking to reduce your energy bills while making your home more environmentally friendly? You've come to the right place! In this blog post, we'll explore eight simple yet effective energy efficiency improvements you can implement in your home. These upgrades not only help you save money but also contribute to a healthier planet. Let’s dive in and discover how you can make your home more energy-efficient, one step at a time!
Are you thinking about renovating your home? Many homeowners tend to overlook this aspect, but upgrading your windows to be energy-efficient is a great move that will add value to your home.
If you plan to put up your home for sale after renovation, improving your windows to be more energy-efficient will fetch you more profit. Consider selling your home to an iBuyer if you don’t want to undergo the hassle of selling your home.
As winter approaches, the temperatures will drop and our heating bills will rise. We want to stay as warm as possible during these chilly months but spending more time indoors or hosting family for the holidays means that your utility bills might pay the price. Fortunately, there are some really easy ways to shave off some of your energy bill and at the same time help the environment by reducing energy use.
Saving energy (and money) basically comes down to 1) relying less on your home heating to keep you warm and 2) reducing ways heat can be lost. Since space heating makes up 45% of your energy bill, it’s a great place to start saving.
During summer, air conditioning is normally the highest energy expense in homes and commercial buildings. To reduce air conditioning costs, the first step is understanding the factors that influence consumption: the specific cooling needs of the building, the efficiency of AC equipment, and usage habits.
