How to make your home more energy efficient and save money on my energy bills?

Amidst the cost-of-living crisis, we understand that now may not seem to be the best time to make changes to your home. However, if you can implement just one of these energy-saving home improvements, it has the potential to yield substantial long-term savings on your energy bills.

Are there any appliances round the home needing replaced consider swapping to energy efficient models. When buying new white goods check the label on the appliance for its energy rating. Appliances are rated on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).

Improve your home insulation to minimise heat loss - installing loft and cavity wall insulation can significantly impact your heating costs, and even insulating your hot water tank might lead to savings. Check our guide to determine if you might be eligible for complimentary home insulation.

Seal any gaps in your windows, doors, floors, and skirting boards to prevent drafts and save on heating costs.

ave a smart meter installed - they can help you monitor your energy use, letting you know exactly how much your appliances cost to run. Many smart meters also allow you to control the heating for individual rooms from a mobile device meaning you only need to heat the rooms that are actually getting used.

If it’s time to replace your boiler consider choosing an energy efficient model.

Opt for an energy-efficient boiler when it comes time for a replacement. Selecting a condensing model could result in savings on your heating bills. Alternatively, in light of the government's pledge for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, consider staying ahead of the curve by transitioning to a lower carbon heating system, such as a heat pump.

Install devices to reduce your hot water use - An eco-shower head maintains a powerful shower experience while conserving hot water. Similarly, installing an aerator on your taps is a straightforward method to decrease water usage.