10 Genius Ways to Save Money on Your Utility Bills Today

How to lower your utility bills and save a TON of money!

In this video, I am going to share my 10 savvy money-saving tips to help you lower your monthly heating, cooling, and electric bill.

As a previously practicing certified home inspector and homeowner myself, I’m always looking for simple ways to lower my utility bills and save money. Get started with these today and start saving 25%-50% off your monthly utility bill.

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[HouseofFI]

All great tips! And I LOVED that intro Kelan. LOL

[ReeceCaruso]

These are really great suggestions! and this is such an important topic to be discussing at the moment, I really enjoyed the video!

[kimberlywiezcorek]

Why not wait until you have a full load for dishwasher?

[jeanniescarberry]

Our electric bill just doubled last month. (I live in central Mississippi) It doesn't get too cold here often, but last month the temp dropped a couple of days. We used our fireplace on those days and lowered the heater to 62*...Somehow this didn't seem to help and as I stated, the electric bill doubled. :( We will definitely try out your tips. Thank you for posting! I love yours and your wife's tips and tricks!

[kathleenfrawley]

Thanks for these tips....especially turning down the water heater to a more efficient temperature and unplugging devices that are not being used. I always seem to forget about that but because of your video, I'm going to be more aware of it. Thanks so much!