Keep Your Home Warm Without Breaking The Bank This Fall

The last days of summer might have been and gone, but there’s plenty to look forward to for the season ahead. The crisp foliage, changing skies and the festive season are all just around the corner, but so are colder temperatures.

Heating your home can be an expensive task, especially when you’re trying to budget. Take a look at some of the following tips to keep your home warm this fall without breaking the bank.

Keep Your Home Warm Without Breaking The Bank This Fall

Shut the drapes

​While keeping the drapes shut can keep your home cool in the summer, you’ll want to make sure they’re open during the day to help heat your home with natural sunlight. Meanwhile, in the evenings, close your drapes to provide some insulation and to keep the draft out. You can invest in some thick curtains that will help create a cozy, warm home that will help you keep your heating costs down.

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Repair any damage to windows and doors

​Fall is a great time to do a walk around your home and make a note of anything that needs repairing. Pay close attention to your windows and doors that might have a crack or a weakened seal that could easily let a draft in. There are some excellent ways to draft-proof your windows and doors, so get to work now before the temperatures dip even further.

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Give your heating a check up​
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You don’t want to find out your heating system is damaged when you need it the most. While temperatures are still mild, now is a good time to check your heater to make sure that everything is working as it should. Ronk Bros. Heating and Air Conditioning offer some amazing service and repair options to help you keep your heating in check. You’ll be glad you checked things over before the big freeze hits!

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Invest in a modern thermostat
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A remote-controlled thermostat is a fantastic investment for your home, allowing you to control temperatures wherever you are through your PC or your phone. With a modern thermostat, you’ll have more flexibility over the timer so that you can make sure your home is warm before you return, as well as turn it off when you’re away from home. This is an ideal purchase if you’re forgetful or you’re always in and out of your home.

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Layer up

Layering up is a good way to fight the cooler temperatures, and a good excuse to get cozy for a night in on the couch. Choose warming fabrics such as wool and fleece to ensure you stay warm at home, and use blankets and hot water bottles to keep your bed warm too. Using these methods is a great way to save money and will still keep you nice and warm throughout the colder nights.

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