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Energy Saving Tips for the Summer

With the summertime right around the corner, it is time to say goodbye to the radiators and hello to the air conditioner. Your friends at Mr. Electric are here to help. We have put together this quick article on energy efficiency tips for the summer. This way, you can stay cool without the stress of spiking energy bills. https://www.mrelectrickaty.com/energy-efficiency-tips-for-the-summer-p-862.html

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Energy Saving Tips for the Summer

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  1. Energy Saving Tips for the Summer

  2. Check Your Air Conditioning:- Your air conditioner requires regular maintenance to function efficiently throughout its years of service. Neglecting necessary maintenance ensures poor performance and unnecessarily high energy use. Checking the coils, fins, evaporative cooler, and heat pump may require the services of a professional.

  3. Get an Energy-Efficient Dehumidifier:- A dehumidifier helps lower energy costs because your A/C won’t have to work as hard. When the air in your home is too humid, your air conditioner has to do double duty—cooling the air as well as removing moisture. An A/C that works too hard will also break more often, requiring lengthy and expensive repairs.

  4. Weatherproof Your Home:- Weather-strip, seal, and caulk leaky doors and windows. It’s possible that more than 20% of air moving through your system is leaking into spaces you do not want cooled.

  5. Close Your Blinds:- Close your blinds or drapes in the daytime to keep out the greenhouse effect of the sun. Southern- and western-facing walls take the brunt of the sun’s heat, so invest in good drapes or shades for the windows on these walls and keep them closed. North-facing windows admit relatively even, natural light, producing little glare and almost no unwanted summer heat gain.

  6. Call Mr. Electric of Katy:- If you witness your energy bills spiking and cannot figure out the root cause, then call Mr. Electric to schedule a local electrician in Houston for electrical inspection. We can evaluate your home’s energy efficiency and fix any issues relating to energy inefficiencies. Our live representatives are available around the clock so do not hesitate to call at any time. We are ready when you are.

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