Your Guide to Fall Savings

Easy Tips for a Warmer, More Efficient Home
Autumn in Massachusetts is gorgeous, but those chilly mornings and earlier sunsets can quickly raise your energy bills. Taking a few simple steps this fall will help you stay comfortable and save money when winter arrives.
1. Seal Up Drafts
Walk through your home and feel around windows, doors, and baseboards for cold air sneaking in. Add weather stripping or caulk to seal gaps. Even a simple door draft stopper can make a noticeable difference in room temperature without turning up the thermostat.
2. Brighten Smartly with LEDs
Shorter days mean lights stay on longer. Swap out older bulbs for ENERGY STAR® certified LEDs to cut lighting costs by as much as 90 percent while enjoying brighter, warmer light.
3. Check Your Insulation
Attics, basements, and crawl spaces are major sources of heat loss. If insulation looks thin or patchy, adding more now prevents heat from escaping and keeps your furnace from overworking.
4. Tune Up Your Heating System
Schedule a quick checkup for your boiler or furnace. A clean filter and serviced system improve efficiency and reduce the risk of mid-winter breakdowns.
5. Save on Hot Water
Install low flow showerheads and faucet aerators to cut down on hot water use. You will lower both your water and heating costs without sacrificing comfort.
Take Your Savings Further with Mass Save®
These quick fixes make an impact, but a Mass Save® Home Energy Assessment can take your fall prep to the next level. The assessment is free, includes instant savings products like LED bulbs and advanced power strips, and opens the door to:
- 75 to 100 percent off insulation and air sealing
- Rebates up to $25,000 for high-efficiency heat pumps and other upgrades
- 0 percent HEAT Loans for qualifying projects

Start Saving This Fall
With a few easy steps and a professional assessment, you can enjoy a cozier home, lower bills, and peace of mind all winter long.
Book your no-cost assessment with Colt Home Services today, before fall slots fill up!




