A New Year, A Warmer Home, and a Lower Utility Bill

A new year brings fresh starts—and for many of us, the determination to keep costs down while staying warm through the rest of winter. This January, consider adopting a simple, meaningful New Year’s resolution:

“I will reduce my utility bill this winter while keeping my home warm, safe, and comfortable.”

Here are a few habits to support that resolution:

* Lower the thermostat by 1–2 degrees and rely more on layers

* Use space heaters only in occupied rooms

* Check windows and doors for new drafts after extreme cold

* Replace any weatherstripping that’s peeling or loose

* Unplug items not in use—even small appliances draw power

You don’t need big upgrades to save money.

Consistency, small steps, and simple habits add up.

As we enter the winter stretch of the new year, may your home stay warm, your utility bill stay manageable, and your heart feel supported by a community that cares.

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