As energy prices continue to rise, it’s more important than ever to find ways to reduce your energy bills. Luckily, there are many simple home improvements you can make to save money on your energy bills. In this blog, we’ll go over some of the most effective ways to reduce your energy costs through simple home improvements.
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With energy bills expected to rise by 12%* this winter, the right curtains and blinds are needed now more than ever to keep the heat in and save families money.
Picking the correct curtains and blinds impacts the amount of heat let in and out of a house, providing further insulation to a home, plus their textures, colours and designs can elevate a room.
Research completed by DIY experts Jenolite revealed that UK homeowners could save £1,497 annually on their energy bills by making home improvements. This is equivalent to £121,257 over an average lifetime.
As well as saving money on energy bills, it was found that certain home improvements and maintenance can prevent further damage which could cost upwards of £70,000.
