Energy Savings Tips To Help Save Money

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Having trouble keeping your budget in check with rising electrical bills? If you have rising electrical bills in recent years, then you probably want to turn down a notch on your energy consumption. We can help you find ways to improve the efficiency of your electrical systems. If you remember these simple steps, you could reduce your monthly energy expenses.

 

Here are a few ways that you can do to save energy in your home.

  • Turn Off Lights and Unplug Electronics. Lights and electronics consume a lot of power. Be sure to switch your lights off when leaving a room. Unplugging computers, entertainment systems, and other electronics when you finish using them can reduce energy consumption significantly.
  • Set Your Furnace and AC at a Moderate Temperature. Setting your temperature to a moderate amount greatly helps reduce energy consumption on your heating & cooling system. No need to crank the temperature to a maximum/minimum setting.
  • Invest in Whole Home Surge Protection. Power surges can cause permanent damage to your electronics, equipment, and appliances. Investing in whole-home surge protection can help prevent such situations, and protect your valuable investments from the hazards of electrical surges.
  • Use Smart Technology. Monitoring your HVAC system, lights and electronics can be troublesome and time-consuming. Luckily, improvements in technology have produced smart devices widely available to homes. Smart thermostats, lighting control systems, water valve sensors, and many other devices make it simple and effortless to manage your home even when you’re away from home.

 

Are you interested in investing in a smart thermostat or whole-home surge protection? Then call the experts at Zoom Electricians. Contact our customer service representatives to learn more or to schedule your appointment at the earliest possible convenience.

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We hope everyone at your property is okay. As you prepare or clean up after recent severe weather, our electricians recommend treating every fallen wire as live.

Fallen Power Lines: Immediately report down lines to 911 and your local electric utility from a safe distance.
Post-Storm Electrical Safety Rules
⚠️ Maintain Safe Distance: Keep away from wires and anything they touch, including branches, fences, and puddles.
✓ Pre-Storm Inspections: Before more bad weather, have damaged outdoor outlets or wiring checked while access is safe.
✓ Flood Recovery: After flooding, do not switch affected equipment back on before a professional evaluation.
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