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APS Home Inspection Service - Conserve Energy
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Cleveland Home Inspection Pros ®
CONSERVE ENERGY Below you will find the information on how to conserve and up-grade your equipment to save energy. If you have any questions contract APS Home Inspection Service or your local contractor about any information on changing any of your appliances to save on energy cost. With the rising cost of energy cost, here are some easy to do tips to help lower your energy bill. 1. Get a home energy audit every couple of years from a Certified Home Inspector to find ways to cut costs. 2. Check with your utility company for rebated whenever you install energy-saving equipment. 3. Add more energy-efficient insulation to your attic, preferably with a resistance rating of R-21 to R-30 4. Turn down your home thermostat two degrees and save 24 -kilowatt hours a month. It might not sound like much, but it adds up. 5. Buy a programmable thermostat, especially if your home is vacant most of the day. Set it to turn on a half hour before anyone arrives home. 6. Adjust your thermostat to a comfortable temperature and wait. Turning your thermostat up or down dramatically wasted energy and increases your heating costs. 7. Lower you hot water thermostat 10 degrees, but no less than 120 degrees. You'll still get all the hot water you need and save 25-kilowatt hours a month. 8. Fix leaky faucets. One drip a second is 20 kilowatts a month. 9. Invest in weather-stripping kits if you've got drafty doors, and windows. 10. Trade your standard incandescent bulbs for compact fluorescent bulbs. They are more energy-efficient, last for years instead of months, consume little power and generate little heat. 11.Turn off your computer when not in use, or use the energy-saving "sleep" mode. 12. Seal energy leaks. Caulk over cracks and small holes around windows and exterior w"
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