Making Your Santa Clarita Home More Energy Efficient For Winter

Keep your Santa Clarita home energy efficient

With the cold weather we’re experiencing here in Santa Clarita, I thought it may be helpful to post some ideas to retain some of your home’s heat by improving its energy efficiency.

To Do’s

  • Caulk, weather stripping, and spray foam to seal gaps
  • Install covers to prevent air leaks around outlets
  • Heating ducts sealed by a professional
  • Energy efficient windows and doors if you can afford to install them
  • Insulated drapes
  • HVAC system inspected annually to fine tune its efficiency
  • Programmable thermostat to adjust use of heating by controlling temperature based on your family’s at-home schedule.

While a handy-man may enable you to cut down on costs for simple tasks like weather stripping installation, please make sure they come with recommendations and experience. Always consider the benefits of hiring a pro who is licensed and insured to work in your home.

Speaking of energy efficiency, there are over 27,000 new construction homes planned for the Santa Clarita Valley. These are energy efficient homes, built with solar offerings to boot. Do you plan on buying a new home in the next three years in the Santa Clarita Valley? Get in touch with Robert to learn more about homes currently being built, and those which are planned in various communities from the east of the SCV to the west.

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Author: Robert Mickalson

Robert Mickalson created the Mickalson Group at Real Brokerage in Santa Clarita. He has been serving home buyers and sellers in and around Santa Clairta, CA for two decades. Robert's passion is to empower his clients with the most relevant housing market information. Bringing a boots on the ground perspective to this blog and also to his newsletter, SCV Cul-de-Scoop, are just a few ways Robert is able to help his clients, and the citizens of North LA County as a whole.