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As temperatures start to drop, many of us look for ways to stay warm without watching our energy bills rise. The Fall and Winter Energy Saving Tips from the U.S. Department of Energy serve as a handy guide to help you make your home more comfortable while cutting down on energy use and cost. Let the Sun Work for You One of the easiest ways to keep your home warmer without using extra energy is to use natural sunlight. During sunny days, open curtains on south-facing windows

When arctic air moves in and temperatures fall below freezing, many homeowners instinctively crank up the heat. While that might feel like the safest move, HVAC experts say the best approach is more balanced. The right thermostat setting should keep your home comfortable, protect your plumbing, and avoid unnecessary energy costs. The Sweet Spot for Winter Comfort According to the article on Realtor.com , most HVAC professionals recommend setting your thermostat to about 68°F

It’s easy to let maintenance slide until something breaks, but tackling furnace tune-ups and water heater flushes before cold weather...