We call it “cold, hard cash” but it actually costs a lot of money to keep your home warm all winter long. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), during the winter of 2018-2019, the average U.S. household spent around $581 using natural gas, $1,520 using heating oil, and $1,174 using electricity. That’s no chump change.
The good news is there are plenty of free (or very low cost) ways that you can lower your heating bill this winter.
Bonus idea: getting a heating system tune-up at the beginning of the winter can go a long way toward saving money on energy bills. The cost of the appointment is much lower than repair service, and since the tune-up keeps your system running at max efficiency, it can pay for itself over the next few months.
For all your heating and cooling needs, the name to trust is Robert B. Payne To schedule an appointment, send us a message or call today at 540-373-5876.