Program your thermostat.
Programming your thermostat to reduce your air conditioning when you don't need it can result in cost savings on your cooling bill. |
Up to $180 annually |
Minimize indoor heat generation.
Change the times of day you use appliances that heat the air, and turning off lights when not needed. |
Varies |
Use your ceiling fan.
Ceiling fans are an energy-efficient way to cool your home in the summer months and circulate warm air in winter. |
$165 over 10 years |
Insulate your home.
Add insulation to help save energy year-round, keeping your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter. |
About $200 annually |
Apply weatherstripping to seal leaks.
Weatherstripping is a cost-effective way to save money on energy costs and improve your household's comfort by reducing drafts. |
Up to 20% |