The buzzword this winter is “weatherization,” and with good reason. Weatherizing your home protects from frigid outside temperatures in winter and sweltering heat in summer — and saves money on ...

Cold temperatures often mean higher energy bills, but they don’t have to! Michelle Hopkins sat down with Eric Donohue, Senior Project Manager at People Working Cooperatively, to discuss simple ways to ...

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Energy bills can be expensive enough during winter, but having a draft around a door or window can make it harder to keep your home warm. Luckily, the Weekly Home Check TikTok account ...

Has anyone else noticed their energy bills creeping up? In some parts of the country the increases are downright alarming.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - If you notice your heater working a little harder to keep your home warm as it gets colder, it might be a sign you need to weatherize. The Ozarks Area Community Action ...

Before spending money on bigger items like a new heat pump, furnace or air conditioner, one of the best and first things to consider when looking for ways to save energy at home is weatherization.

Weatherizing your windows may sound like a complex task, but all it means is sealing any cracks or gaps to keep the cold air from coming in and the hot air from going out. This will not only ensure ...