Energy Savings Tips

Heating and Air Conditioning account for 56% of energy use in the Typical U.S. Home, making it the largest single energy expense in most homes according to the Department of Energy. In most Florida homes air conditioning alone accounts for 40-50% of annual electric bill.

Set your thermostat to 78 and keep the fan switch on auto while you are home during the summer months

Move the thermostat to 82 when you are not home when running your air conditioning

Keep thermostat at 68 while heat is running

Lower thermostat to 65 when you are not home while running your heater

Have a programmable thermostat installed

Use ceiling fans. Turn them off when you leave the room.

Clean your Air conditioning filter once a month

Keep your inside doors and vents open to allow the air to circulate more efficiently.

Keeping the blinds and drapes closed during the day will help prevent solar gain

Have your duct system checked for leaks

Consider replacing old unit and install Energy Star qualified model

Weather strip around A/C unit
Weather strip around doors, windows.