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How to Make Your Home more Energy Efficient

September 27, 2017admin

Is Your Home Energy-Efficient?

Homeowners are always on the lookout for ways to save money on energy bills. Furthermore, trying to be more efficient at energy consumption. If homeowners are smart with energy use, they can save money on heating. At the same time, it is also vital for us to contribute to a greener environment.

Electric Usage

We currently use so much electricity every day in our lives for cooking, lighting, heating, cleaning, charging devices and washing. Energy provides us with water, heat and electricity that we require in our homes for maximum comfort. 

Energy consumption can be different throughout the year, especially in the winter months. That is due to more usage of lights and putting the heating on to warm up our homes. However, with a few adjustments, we can also attempt to save money.

Double Glazed Windows

Having professionally installed insulation can help our homes to be more energy-efficient. Things such as double glazing, triple glazing and loft cavities can help stop heat from escaping the property. 

Single glazed windows allow for heat to quickly escape as the glass is a great conductor of heat. Double glazing has two sheets of glass panes and a gas pocket in the middle of the panes. The gas pocket is responsible for preventing heat from escaping. By installing triple glazed or double glazed windows, you can be sure that you will not lose energy. As a result, you won’t be needing to use as much energy as before to keep your home warm.

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UPVC Double Glazed Doors

You can improve your properties efficiency by installing double glazing into your doors. It is common for people to have glass sliding doors, patio doors and other types. However, because this kind of doors has a larger surface than most windows, you can lose a lot of heat. However, if you have double glazing installed in your doors, it will prevent heat from escaping.

The Benefit of Glazing

Glazing is one of the best ways in which to make your home more energy-efficient. New properties come installed with triple or double glazing and other items that can help with efficiency. By spending money on upgrading to double or triple glazing, you could save money in the long run.

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