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❄️Home Energy Saving Tips for Winter❄️

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As the bitter cold temperatures hit mid-Missouri, you may be worried about your next energy bill. The winter months are typically higher than other times of the year but there are ways you can help reduce your energy consumption. Our experienced team of real estate agents in Eldon, MO are here to help! We like to provide our clients with tips on how to reduce their energy usage this time of year! Take a look below to learn some ways you can help lower the amount of energy your home is using. Reduce Heat Slightly If you and your family can handle it, turn your heat down a few degrees this winter. While a few degrees may not seem like a lot, the impact it will make on your electric bill will be beneficial. Fill Appliances  When you do choose to run your appliances, make sure they are completely full. From the dishwasher to the washing machine, ensure you run full loads. This can help you get more accomplished with the same amount of energy. Replace Air Filter On your...

Cut Heating Costs & Improve Your Home

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There are simple and affordable things that you can do to cut heating costs this winter, and many of these also add to the value of your property too.  These improvements, along with the fact that your energy costs are low, are very attractive to people wanting to buy a home in mid-Missouri .   Most of these updates are inexpensive.  These tips can save you money while you are living in the house and they are impressive to point out to potential buyers when you are ready to sell.   Protect what is already in the home. Properly taking care of what your house is already using will keep your heating bill low and keep those items from needing to be replaced when you sell.   Seal leaks. Over time, many areas in your home can produce small gaps or cracks where the cold air can leak in and the hot air leaks out.  Replace worn weatherstripping around doors and windows.  Leaks in exposed duct work can be losing 20% - 30% of the air going through it....