Why make your home efficient?
HERE'S WHY.
Creating and building an energy efficient home isn’t just good for the planet—it’s smart for your wallet, too. By making simple, cost-effective upgrades, you can lower your utility bills and save energy costs, boost your comfort year-round, and increase your property value. Whether you're cutting down on energy waste or preparing your vacation home for guests, small changes can lead to big savings. Let us help you take the first step toward a cleaner, greener, and more efficient home today!
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TIP 1: Upgrade to Energy-Efficient Light Bulbs
Brighten your space—and your energy savings—by replacing old bulbs with LED or CFL bulb.
- LEDs use up to 75% less energy and can last up to 25 times longer.
- CFLs consume about 70% less energy and have a 10x longer lifespan than traditional bulbs.
These energy saving solutions do cost a little bit more upfront but deliver in long-term savings and performance.
TIP 2: Seal Air Leaks Around Your Home
Stop Humidity, Start Saving—Seal the Gaps That Waste Energy.
If your home feels drafty, it's probably leaking air—and money. Use caulk or weatherstripping to seal gaps around windows, doors, and baseboards. This simple fix reduces energy waste and keeps your home more comfortable year-round helping create an energy efficient home.
TIP 3: Maximize Natural Sunlight
Let the Sunshine In— Light and Warm Your Home Naturally.
- Open blinds and curtains during the day to bring in warmth and light.
- Close them at night to retain heat.
This simple habit reduces the need for artificial lighting and helps maintain a comfortable indoor temperature
TIP 4: Turn Off and Unplug Electronics
Power Down to Save Big—Small Habits, Big Impact.
Make a habit of turning off lights and electronics and even your gas when they’re not in use. And don’t forget to unplug devices to avoid phantom energy use. This simple action can shave dollars off your monthly bills over time.
TIP 5: Plant Trees for Shade and Insulation
Go Green Outside to Stay Cool Inside.
Landscaping isn’t just for curb appeal. Strategically planted trees and shrubs can block the summer sun, reduce cooling needs, and act as windbreaks in winter. Deciduous trees offer year-round benefits—shade in summer and sunlight in winter.
TIP 6: Maintain Your HVAC System
Breathe Easy and Save—Keep Your HVAC Running at Its Best.
Keep your system running smoothly by:
- Replacing air filters every 30–90 days
- Cleaning vents regularly
- Scheduling professional HVAC Cleaners and tune-ups at least once a year
Routine maintenance helps your system run efficiently, lowering energy costs and extending its lifespan.
