Energy Saving Tips

There are many simple ways to save on your heating and cooling expenses. Below is a detailed breakdown of strategies that can help lower your energy costs. We also have experienced technicians who can help! Call us at 800-553-2234.

Optimize Your HVAC System:

• Regular Maintenance: Schedule regular HVAC maintenance (at least twice a year) to ensure your system is running efficiently and prevent costly repairs. 
• Clean Air Filters: Change your furnace filters regularly (every 1-3 months) to improve airflow and prevent your system from working harder. 
• Upgrade to Energy-Efficient Equipment: Consider upgrading to a more energy-efficient HVAC system if your current one is old or inefficient. 
• Smart Thermostat: Install a smart or programmable thermostat to automatically adjust temperatures based on your schedule and occupancy, saving energy when you’re away. 
• Ceiling Fans: Install ceiling fans to circulate air and reduce the need for constant heating or cooling, especially in rooms with high ceilings. 

Seal Air Leaks:

• Caulk and Weatherstrip: Seal cracks and gaps around windows, doors, and other entry points to prevent drafts and heat loss. 
• Insulate Attic and Walls: Add insulation to your attic and walls to create a thermal barrier and prevent heat from escaping in winter and entering in summer. 

Adjust Your Lifestyle:

• Dress Appropriately: Wear layers of clothing indoors to stay comfortable at lower temperatures and reduce the need for heating. 
• Utilize Natural Light: Open curtains and blinds during the day to let in natural light and heat, reducing the need for artificial lighting and heating. 
• Lower Water Heater Temperature: Reduce the temperature of your water heater to save energy and reduce the amount of heat needed to heat your home. 
• Use Space Heaters Wisely: If you have space heaters, use them strategically in rooms you’re actively using to avoid overheating the entire house. 
• Humidify Your Space: Use a humidifier to add moisture to the air, which can make you feel warmer at lower temperatures.