Winter Heating Tips
As winter temperatures drop, you can stay comfortable and keep energy costs low with a few simple steps. Here’s how to keep your home warm, efficient, and ready for the next cold snap.
1. Keep Your Home Warm Without Higher Bills
Seal drafts around windows and doors to prevent heat loss.
Open curtains during the day for natural heat; close them at night.
Keep vents clear from furniture and décor.
Run ceiling fans on low, clockwise to push warm air down.
2. Best Thermostat Settings
68°F while home and awake.
62–65°F while sleeping.
60–62°F when away.
A smart thermostat can automate these adjustments and save even more energy.
3. Prepare Your HVAC System Before a Cold Snap
Replace your air filter every 30 days in winter.
Clear space around your furnace for proper airflow.
Check thermostat batteries before temps drop.
Schedule a heating tune-up to avoid breakdowns when you need heat most.
Now you can keep your home comfortable, your HVAC system healthy, and your energy bills under control all winter long.