Utilise Energy Efficient Windows And Doors To Try And Reduce Your Reliance On Expensive Energy

As prices increase at the supermarket and petrol stations, homeowners are looking to save money in different ways.

Limiting the amount of energy you consume in your home is a great way to save money. In addition, the less energy consumed at your home also is environmentally conscious.

Starting on April 1st, energy suppliers will be able to charge you a maximum of £1971 for your use of gas and electricity. This is a shocking increase of 54%. Sadly, experts are predicting this to continue increasing with predictions up to £2600!

Currently, the most inexpensive tariff is £2800. With this high tariff price, even changing suppliers may not be able to save you money as it had in the past. 

However, not all hope is lost and we have some helpful advice below.

Now is a great time to invest in energy efficient doors and windows and below are some reasons that will make it worthwhile in the long run.

Energy Efficient Windows

Often, heat loss in a home is partly due to older and poorly insulated windows. The heat can escape through the glazing or seeping through the window frames. So if you want to have energy-efficient windows, then it’s best to have a home window replacement today. Check out these high quality replacement windows south florida. You may also look into Residential Window Tinting Solutions to improve your windows’ energy-efficiency.

If you would like to test if you are losing heat through the windows in your home, you can hold a candle up to the window. Keep an eye out for a flickering flame. If the candle does flicker, this means air is escaping your house through the window causing the candle to flicker. Another sure sign of heat loss is if moisture or mould is present. 

Energy Efficient Doors

Homeowners can also lose heat through poorly insulated front and back doors. You can employ similar strategies as above to test your doors and windows. We recommend Sliding Door Repair in Port St. Lucie for door repairs.

By the current building regulations, all replacement doors are required to have a minimum U-value of 1.8 W/m². The regulation encompasses the door as well as its glass and frame and the U-value represents the amount of heat that can pass through.

Not only can you lower your carbon footprint and potentially save money by investing in our energy efficient doors and windows, but they all come with a 10-year guarantee. We use this number as the minimum amount of time that they should perform for. And also be sure to have a look at Low Energy Supermarket as they have lots of great ways to reduce your energy bills.