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1) Adjust the thermostat. Adjusting your thermostat between 5-8 degrees can lower your energy bills. Additionally, a programmable thermostat can automatically adjust the temperature throughout the day to maximize smart usage.
2) Close your blinds and curtains. Heat streaming in from the outside can significantly raise the temperature inside causing your AC system to work harder. Simply closing the blinds is any easy way to avoid higher bills.
3) Vacuum your vents. If your vents are full of dust bunnies and debris, your HVAC systems works harder to circulate the air.
4) Distance heat-producing appliances from your thermostat. Your thermostat adjusts to the air in its immediate vicinity, so it is good practice to make sure there are no heat-producing appliances nearby.
5) Don’t use the dryer or oven during the hottest part of the day. Dryers can pull in hot air from the outside while ovens can raise the temperature indoors. Early morning and late afternoon are the best times to use your large appliances.