Seal air leaks: Check for gaps and cracks in your home’s envelope, and use caulk or weatherstripping to seal them.

Upgrade appliances: Replacing older, inefficient appliances with Energy Star certified ones can save you money and energy.

Install a programmable thermostat: This can help regulate the temperature in your home, reducing energy use and saving you money.

Insulate your home: Adding insulation to your walls and attic can help reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency.

Switch to LED light bulbs: LED light bulbs use less energy and last longer than traditional incandescent bulbs.

Maintain your HVAC system: Regular maintenance on your heating and cooling system can improve its efficiency and extend its lifespan.

Reduce hot water usage: Installing low-flow showerheads and faucets, and fixing leaky pipes can help reduce your hot water usage and save you money.

By implementing these tips, you can improve your home’s energy efficiency, save money on your energy bills, and reduce your impact on the environment. If you’re unsure about the best steps to take for your home, consider a home energy audit or consult with a home inspector.