The first simple, and relatively inexpensive, change should be to replace all lighting with low-energy fluorescent lamps. Although somewhat pricier to buy than their incandescent counterparts, they do use considerably less power and can last up to 15 times longer. And it has been estimated that each lamp can save over $30 in energy costs in its lifetime. Now, count how many fittings you could replace in your home, and calculate just how much money that could take off your electricity bill!

Everyone knows how insulation can help reduce heating and cooling costs, but many of our homes are woefully lacking in efficient measures. The benefits of having a well insulated building are many fold. Not only does effective insulation prevent heat loss, but it also helps produce a more consistent temperature balance by creating a uniform climate throughout a space. A well insulated house will also benefit from increased soundproofing, minimizing noise disturbance from outside, and even from other rooms within the same building. Insulating exposed pipes is a good idea, as it allows for water temperatures to remain consistent from source to outlet.

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