7 Tweaks For Energy Efficiency In The Winter

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A major culprit for increased utility bills is poor energy efficiency. With a few affordable upgrades and simple efforts, homeowners can reap the benefits of lower utility bills and greater comfort. In this article, we discuss how to save energy in the winter while making your home feel more comfortable.

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Locating Drafts In Your Home

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If your electricity bill is far too high, drafts could be to blame. Drafts are caused by any gap in your home that allows cold air from outside to enter during the winter and vice versa during the summer. Either scenario forces your HVAC unit to work harder than it should have to.

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Energy-Saving Tips For The Spring Season

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The springtime gives way to a hot summer season; a time when people rely on their air conditioner. Although it is essential to feel comfortable indoors, no one is happy with the increased energy bill that comes along with it. In this article, you will find some helpful tips you can use to save energy.

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Benefits Of Digital Thermostats

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Newer digital thermostats have more control options, including airflow and the option to control it remotely. They are great devices to help reduce your energy costs, considering heating and cooling your home account for a significant portion of your bill. In this article, we discuss why a thermostat upgrade may be a good investment.

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Tips to Conserve Your Resources

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No matter the weather, conservation is key. At Wilcox Energy, we care about conserving your home’s energy. Our goal is to guarantee comfort for you and your family without burning too much fuel or energy. So check out these helpful tips found in this article.

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Save Energy And Money: Use A Programmable Thermostat

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The average household spends quite a bit annually on energy bills. In fact, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) reports $2,000 is the average annual household energy bill. Of this total amount, cooling and heating costs account for up to half of that total. Fortunately, it is possible to save on energy costs by using a programmable thermostat. In this article, we will discuss how to use a programmable thermostat and how these thermostat features help reduce your energy costs. Click through to learn more on this topic.

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