5 Heating Tips that will Help you Lower your Energy Bills
Tuesday, March 8, 2016, 6:00 AM | Leave Comment
There’s no reason the seasonal chill has to equal a rise in your energy bill, not when you apply smart thinking to the issue.
Dramatically cut your heating bill by thinking deeper, by partner the latest in technological wizardry with five powerful energy reduction tips to really enjoy big savings.
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Invest in Technology
The new breed of smart thermostats entering the market are capable of learning your heating habits.
Research the best model for your needs, and use your purchase to automatically turn off the heating in unoccupied rooms.
Monitor bad habits and generally save energy by automating your climate control habits.
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Dress Your Home Warmly
If you’ve ever seen the snow melt off of the roof on one home and stick snugly to the roof of the next property, you’ve come to realize how much heat is wasted due to poor insulation.
Fix this problem with modern closed-cell spray-on insulation, a chemical product that’s environmentally friendly but one that’s also possessed of a respectable R-Value rating, a rating that increases the thermal resistance of your property.
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Windows are Heat Vampires
Old windows are every bit as guilty of heat loss as walls. Consider double glazing or close-fitting drapes.
Better yet, install energy-efficient glass, materials that use special coatings to “bounce” the heat back into the room.
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Water-Bourne Heat Issues
A water heater is a hidden reservoir full of bubbling warmth. Reduce the temperature and save energy.
Shorten your showers and baths to widen that cost-saving margin.
Finally, opt for an energy saving water heater, a product that is designed to replace inefficient water heaters with modern appliances that adhere to contemporary energy saving standards.
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The Devil is in The Details
The opportunity to call a company like HELP Plumbing, Heating, Cooling and Electric and end your energy wastage woes in one fell swoop is a powerful lure, but accompany this choice with your own savings strategy.
Ensure no one’s sneakily adjusting that smart thermostat, that the new windows are fully sealed around the frame, and partner your new water heater with a truly enclosed environment.
The tips for stopping the heat from leaving your property are as simple as a new set of curtains and as all-encompassing as a full energy audit.
Make your choice on these moves based on your own budget and know your next heating bill isn’t going to break your bank account.
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