EiR Blog

There are a lot of benefits you can get by making your home more energy-efficient. A few of these are saving money, making your home more comfortable, less carbon footprint use, and making the environment healthy.    But do you have to spend big bucks to enjoy these benefits? Well, NO. Being energy-efficient doesn’t have to be expensive.    Let us share with you the seven inexpensive ways you can make your home more energy-efficient:    1. Conserve water By conserving water, you’re not only saving money but also diverting less water from the rivers, bays, and estuaries. This helps keep our environment healthy by reducing carbon pollution.    Here are a few things you can do to conserve water:    Check any device, equipment, or appliances for leaks.  Install WaterSense labeled products as they used 20% less water than regular models.  Turning off taps.    Other ways would include...