How To Lower Your Energy Bill

How to Lower Your Electric Bill

 All you need to do to lower your electric bill is to be mindful of a few simple tips.

HERE ARE 8 WAYS TO LOWER YOUR ELECTRIC BILL

1. Use a programmable thermostat.

The EPA’s Energy Star program concluded that homes with programmable or smart thermostats can save up to $180 per year on heating and cooling, which is a sizable chunk of change. Still, those same savings can be achieved with a more affordable programmable thermostat

2. Extra-insulate your home.

Depending on the location of your home or business. You may contact your utility service provider and  ask if there is any financial incentives that promote investment in energy-efficient technologies and services that may include copayments, discounts, rebates, grants, loans, or tax credits/deductions.

3. Wear comfortable clothing.

Dress up or down based on the temperature.

4. Replace your air filter.

A dirty air filter can reduce the efficiency of air circulation thus make your system work harder and inefficient. There for inspect it every 3 months to clean or replace.

5. Lower the temperature on the water heater.ly

6. Balance Electricity use by using appliances strategically.

Start by keeping a fridge full of food so it does not have to work hard trying to cool something that’s not even there, Wash in cold water so it does not turn on the water heater, and check all appliances work properly.

7. Reduce Heat Waste by Checking doors and windows for leaks.

If your in the New England area. This  is something you could get done for free by calling us or Rise 

8. Consider a prepaid electric bill plan that provides

– No cost to switch
– No interruption in service
– Your choice of plans and pricing
– Renewable Energy options