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Being energy efficient is a double win for both homeowners and the earth. Energy-conscious materials help you use less energy in your home while reducing your carbon footprint. Many have begun to make the switch over to the energy-efficient window, roofing, siding, and door systems due to the benefits they bring such as reducing costly energy bills. Here are five energy efficiency ideas to reduce electric use in your home.
4 Ways to Make Your Home More Energy Efficient
- Energy-efficient design: Choosing an energy-efficient home design will save you money in the long run. There are many efficient roofing, window, door, and siding options available to help preserve heat in the winter and conserve cool air in the summer. Energy-efficient materials help to reduce your heating and cooling bills and reduce your carbon footprint.
- Efficient appliances: What’s inside your home is just as important as what it’s made of. Look for energy-efficient appliances such as refrigerators and dishwashers to help reduce your electric usage.
- Utilize natural light: If your windows are energy-efficient and protect against UV rays, letting natural sunlight into your home helps save on electric use, and blocking UV rays protects furniture and floors.
- Programmable or smart thermostat: Having a thermostat that is programmable or smart can help you save on energy costs when you are away. They give you the ability to automatically shut off your thermostat or control it from another location. That way if you leave your home for an extended period of time, you won’t have to worry about running up your energy bills.
Remodel Rx has the right prescription for your home. We use the highest quality energy-efficient products on the market. It’s important to us that your roof, windows, siding, and door systems are designed to protect your home, save you money, and reduce your carbon footprint. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you build an energy-efficient home.
