Monthly Archives: November 2010
Heat Your Home The Right Way – Avoid These Common Mistakes
Keeping your home comfortable in the winter time can be a costly process if you make these common mistakes. Mistake – Maintaining a constant temperature A common misconception is that it takes more energy for the furnace to reach a … Continue reading
Get a Home Energy Score
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is partnering with some Touchstone Energy cooperatives in areas across the country to test and evaluate Home Energy Scores from November 2010 through mid-2011. Through these pilot energy audits, you can find out how … Continue reading
What To Expect This Coming Winter, And What You Can Do To Save Money
East Cost residents shouldn’t expect another “Snowmageddon,” but the Department of Energy is predicting most people will pay roughly the same amount for heat this winter as they did last year. So act now and try to save money this … Continue reading
Why Does My Electric Bill Go Up During the Holidays?
As we start looking toward the holiday season, some of you might notice a sudden jump in your utility bill and be wondering why? Here are some tips to help you keep those electric bills off the naughty list. Holiday … Continue reading
Tagged appliance, Heating, LED, save energy save money, winterizing
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Winterizing Tips That Work Wonders
If you are looking for quick and easy tips to winterize your home, below is a list containing some of the best ways to do save energy and money. Get a Furnace Check-Up. While this one may involve the help … Continue reading
Tagged Caulking, DIY, doors, Heating, HVAC, save energy save money, weatherstrip, windows, winterizing
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