3 Ways to Save Energy
3 Ways to Save Energy

For approximately 22 million people across the UK, the April energy cap increase has risen from £1,277 to £1,971 for a household on average usage - nearly £700 a year more. This is the highest gas and electricity price cap there has ever been. Whether you’re a homeowner or a tenant, we are all searching for ways to reduce costs and consume energy more sustainably.
Although it’s not possible to make big savings on your gas and electricity payments right now, there are several things you can do to limit the impact. We have 3 useful ways to save energy at home:

- Moderating energy use
This might seem like an obvious solution, but keeping track of our energy usage is vital and using it sparingly can help those rising bills. Start by measuring how much gas and electricity you’re using each month. You can do this with a Smart Meter which replaces your existing gas and electricity meters and tells you more about the energy you use in your home. Alongside this, you can implement small changes to your day-to-day:
- Turn off standby appliances
- Wash clothes in cold temperatures and dry them outside if you can
- Install energy-efficient shower heads
- Switch to LED bulbs and keep them off during the day
- Consider going solar
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2. Energy-efficient roofing
Is your conservatory harbouring colder temperatures in the winter and warmer in the summer? It’s a clear sign that heat is escaping in the colder months, while solar gain is creating an intense greenhouse effect in the summer.
By installing a solid conservatory roof you can create a room where the climate is moderated perfectly, that is cosy and enjoyable all year round.
With Summit Homecare solid conservatory roofing, your house will be:
- Cool in the summer
- Warm in the winter
- Reduced damp and mould build-up
- A perfectly moderated climate
Investing in solid, professional roofing will add value to your home, keep those energy bills low and save you money in the long run.
Find out more about our solid conservatory roofs here: Solid conservatory roofs

3. Draught-proof windows and doors
A better-sealed home means you're trapping more warm air inside, thus reducing your reliance on your heating system and saving money as a result. Depending on the type of replacement glass chosen versus pre-existing panes, you could save as much as 50% on energy expenses.
Our quality double-glazed, uPVC windows and doors can help save you money on energy bills as no heat will be lost, making your home (and your pocket) more protected.
Find out more about our quality windows and doors here:
Windows and doors
Make an impact on your gas and electricity bills this year by securing your home. Here at Summit Homecare, we are filling up fast with projects across Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire. Give us a call for more information on how we can help: 0800 488 0482 or visit our website https://www.summit-homecare.com
