Energy bills tend to skyrocket during the summer. HVAC and air conditioner usage plays a major role in those rising costs, but there are other factors driving energy bills up as well. Below, you'll find our top ten tips to help you conserve energy - and save big on energy bills - this summer.
1: Buy and install a Smart thermometer to help precool your home.
2: Use a dehumidifier in your home to help reduce summertime humidity.
3: Treat your windows to help keep heat out.
4: Run dishwashers, washers, and dryers outside of peak hours
(usually 2-6pm)
5: Give your central air system or air conditioner a tune up.
6: Replace your heat pump filters at least once per quarter.
7: Consider investing in Energy Star-rated appliances.
8: Use power strips and smart plugs.
9: Use LED lights to help reduce energy usage and extra heat in the home.