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Consider Installing a Heat Pump. A heat pump both heats and cools your home, improves indoor air quality and is more energy efficient than traditional HVAC equipment. To learn more, head to www.wattsmarthomes.com and visit our news page to listen to the radio interview on heat pump benefits.
Smart plugs and switches help you monitor usage from your phone. Automate lights and devices to turn off when not in use, track high-energy appliances and support a more efficient home.
Conserve water and reduce energy use with low-flow showerheads. These fixtures lower the amount of hot water needed, supporting efficient water use while still providing strong pressure.
In honor of Presidents' Day, all hours of February 16, 2026, will be considered off-peak for the EV Time of Use rate.
Improve comfort and prevent heat loss by adding weatherstripping and insulation around the attic access. This upgrade helps keep warm air inside, blocks moisture and supports a cozier home.
Use Energy-Efficient Appliances with the ENERGY STAR® label. ENERGY STAR is a government-backed symbol ensuring simple, credible, and unbiased information on appliance efficiency and performance.
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Service your HVAC system. Schedule a professional check-up for your heating and cooling systems and ensure your vents are unobstructed.
Seal windows and doors. Inspect your windows and doors for drafts and reseal or add weatherstripping as needed.
Plant shade trees. By strategically planting trees, you can take advantage of natural shading to keep your home cool.
Water heaters are big energy consumers. Set your water heater to 120° F and use efficient showerheads to save energy.