As Energy Prices Climb Look at a Few Ways to Keep Warm for Less
Regardless of where you are most agree that this coming winter is going to be especially tough when it comes to heating your home or place of business. The cost of energy, which is a key driver of inflation, and that very same inflation which is causing your cost of everyday items to rise is going to start becoming a significant problem for much of the Country very soon. We have always believed that conservation is the key to savings, and the great thing about conservation and energy saving methods that become habits, is that they work 12 months per year if you adhere to them. We are especially fond of conservation habits and methods that are somewhat inexpensive whose benefit greatly outweighs their cost, many of which are often beneficial immediately versus those where the payout comes over an extended period of time. Simple things are often the most cost effective and also end up being the most practical in many cases. Heating your home to the level you wish should not amount to a financial choice of that and skimping on or eliminating other things entirely, but that's where we are right now. Take a moment to read the attached article that offers some inexpensive suggestions to reduce costs that are often taken for granted if not overlooked altogether. We here at PropertyGuerilla.com also rely upon information from sources such as the Department of Energy (DOE) for guidance on conservation and savings. For example, did you know that the simple act of lowering your thermostat in winter months can result in significant and more importantly, IMMEDIATE savings? The DOE tells us that for every one degree of adjustment that equates to a 1% of savings every 8 hours, so consider the compounding savings if you simply adjust your thermostat for 24-hour periods instead? The old saying "little things mean a lot" was never more appropriate than now. #realestate #heating #cooling #thermostat #departmentofenergy #doe #energysavings #inflation #propertyguerilla #realtor #savingmoney