Cooler temperatures outside means it’s time to heat the inside; which could result in a higher electricity bill. Here are some tips to help you keep your home warm and your bills low this fall and winter!
1. Take Advantage of Natural Heat
Opening curtains on your south-facing windows during the day is a great way to cut your energy costs by warming your home naturally. In the evenings, when the sun starts to set, be sure to close your blinds and curtains to minimize the chill from cold windows and retain the heat in your home throughout the night.
