Lowering your utility bill can be a great way to save money from month to month. Thankfully, making your home more energy-efficient is easy, and it doesn’t mean making your home environment feel uncomfortable! Trim your household expenses and make your home more energy-efficient with our efficiency guide.

The first step in lowering your energy consumption is having a firm grasp on how much energy you’re using. For the average home, heating and cooling account for forty-four percent of utility bills, thirty three percent is lighting and appliances, fourteen percent is water heating, and refrigeration makes up the remaining nine percent. However, your energy usage may not necessarily reflect the average, which is why it’s important to conduct an energy audit. Some utility providers offer this service for free, and it offers valuable insight into where you can lower your bill from month-to-month.

Saving energy also doesn’t need to be complicated. A programmable thermostat can automatically adjust the temperature in your home so that you use less energy while you’re regularly out of the house or asleep. Another automatic way to save in the long run is investing in an energy-efficient furnace. An older furnace may have a fuel efficiency rate as low as sixty-five percent, whereas new condensing furnaces have efficiency rates of up to ninety percent.

Another area of home efficiency that gets overlooked is overall water usage. By investing in a sensor faucet or adjustable shower head, you can cut down on water waste and save on your water bill. A greener planet, and more green in your pocket – everyone wins!

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