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Your Home

There are many good reasons to enhance your home's energy efficiency. We want to help you to take steps toward improving the performance of the most important place you live, work and play. To that end, we’ve asked our own internal experts from our Applied Building Science and other teams to help answer some of your questions.

Q: How much can I save on my electric bill?

The more energy you’ve been using, the more you can save. It’s likely you can save 10 to 40 percent on your electricity use. Older homes typically use more energy (both electricity and fuel) and have more opportunities to save. But newer ones are also likely to need improvements such as air sealing and duct repairs. Check out the list of Common Problems and take a room-by-room tour.