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Posted on: 8 July 2018
The cost of heating your home varies from state to state. States with the highest energy costs include Vermont, Mississippi, Wyoming, Alaska, and Connecticut. For the average American, 5 to 22% of their income goes toward energy costs. When it comes to heating costs, if you have noticed that you've been spending more than you have in the past, there are probably some reasons why. Here are three reasons you're paying more for heating.
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Posted on: 13 June 2018
Heating and cooling your home is expensive, and when the system isn't working efficiently, you waste even more money. While you may not be able to remove your heating and cooling costs completely, you can reduce them by improving the system or your home. Check out these four tips to boost heating and cooling efficiency inside your home. Replace or Repair Your System If your system is newer, it may just need a quick repair to boost efficiency.
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Posted on: 4 May 2018
You know the feeling. The energy bill arrives in the mail, and you open it to read the verdict. The amount is so high that you're not sure how you're going to be able to get the money together to pay for it. When this happens, you know that something is going to have to change. Certain things that you are doing could be causing your energy bill to go higher than it actually should be.
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Posted on: 19 March 2018
If you are thinking about making your home more thermally efficient, you should look into getting an AC system replacement when the time calls for it. By taking time out of your life to keep your air conditioner running in tip-top shape, it becomes easier for you to feel great and enjoy your house to the fullest. However, to make this happen, you'll need to invest in an AC system replacement with a contractor that is skilled enough to handle the work.
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