Heat Your Home The Cost-Efficient Way
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Heat Your Home the Cost-Efficient Way

Published by Steven Weiland

As Chicago’s temperatures begin to drop, your heater sees more use than it has in months. Heating your home accounts for a majority of your home’s energy consumption and you will see that in your next bill. To combat a drastic rise in your bill, Heatmasters, your heating contractors in Chicago, is suggesting some tips on how to heat your home the cost-efficient way.

Curtains

Take advantage of the natural heat coming from the sun! Open your curtains and let the sunlight in during the day. When it gets dark, shut your curtains so that they act as another layer of insulation.

Adjust Your Thermostat

Set your thermostat to a comfortable temperature when you are awake at home. When you leave or are about to go to sleep, turn your thermostat down at least ten degrees for more than seven hours. This can save you about 10% a year on heating bills.

Seal Leaks

So much of your heat is lost through areas of your house that have direct openings to the outdoors or are poorly insulated. By sealing leaks in your doors, windows, attic and roof, you can save on your next bill and keep the warm air inside.

Maintain Your System

Schedule regular maintenance for your heating system and check with your heating contractors in Chicago to make sure that you are doing all of the required tasks to keep the system operating efficiently. Remember to replace your filter at least once a month to keep the system running smoothly.

Contact Heatmasters to schedule your next maintenance check so that your system is ready for the cold temperatures ahead.

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