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Cold temperatures during the winter can put a strain on your home’s heating system, leading to a sharp increase in your utility bills. With the help of a heating contractor, however, there are a variety of ways you can reduce your winter heating expenses. Here are a few tips to improve your home’s energy-efficiency while increasing the value of your property. 

How to Lower Your Winter Heating Bills

1. Seal Leaks

heating contractorAir leaks are a drain on your home’s energy-efficiency, but you can reduce them by working with a heating contractor. They can help you find and repair any sources of heat loss, such as doors or windows that need new weatherstripping or caulk, unsealed plumbing penetrations, or wall areas that lack proper insulation.

2. Regular Maintenance

To prevent emergency furnace repairs, save money, and enhance your system’s efficiency,  keep up with regular maintenance. Get a yearly tuneup to prevent common furnace issues, such as frequent cycling, inadequate heating, or pilot control problems. Also, replace your system’s air filters monthly to improve indoor air quality and furnace efficiency.

3. Smart Temperature Control

Install a programmable thermostat to reduce your energy use. You’ll be able to lower temperatures at night or while you’re away, leading to significant energy savings. If your home uses a duct-free HVAC system, you can also control temperature settings for individual rooms. You can even conveniently connect the thermostat to your smartphone. With customized programming settings, you can set the adjustments to occur automatically, so you won’t need to worry about making the changes yourself.

 

Whether you need a new furnace or a tuneup, the heating contractors at Fayette Heating & Air Conditioning will help you stay warm this winter. Serving Fayette County, PA, for over 40 years, their team offers 24/7 emergency support, quick service, and friendly customer service. To learn more about their offerings, visit them online. Call (724) 439-2323 to speak with a heating contractor.

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