Smelling gas in or around your home can indicate a gas leak, which is a serious safety hazard. Natural gas is highly flammable and can pose risks of fire, explosion, and health issues. If you detect the smell of gas, take the following steps immediately: 1. Evacuate the Area Immediately 2. Avoid Ignition Sources 3.…
Understanding your natural gas bill can seem complex, but breaking it down into its key components can make it much clearer. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you understand each section of your natural gas bill: Account Information Your natural gas bill starts with basic details about your account and service. This section ensures you’re…
Learn the difference between CCF and therms to verify your usage and spot potential savings on your monthly statement Why Natural Gas Measurements Matter for New Homeowners Moving into a new home involves plenty of paperwork, but few things are as perplexing as opening your first utility bill and seeing an “alphabet soup” of acronyms…
As you are shopping for a new electric or natural gas provider you will notice that some plans have fixed rates, variable rates or even a combination of both. It’s important that you understand the difference and how this can impact your monthly utility bill before entering a contract. Also keep in mind many providers…
Keeping your home at a comfortable temperature can be expensive. In fact, the Department of Energy says that heating and cooling your home accounts for almost half of your monthly utility bills. A smart thermostat can help you save money on your utility bills by giving you complete control over your HVAC systems. The installation…
Weighing the upfront investment against long-term comfort and energy savings The promise of endless hot water is incredibly appealing, especially if you live in a busy household where the shower turns icy halfway through your morning routine. However, the price tag attached to on-demand units can be a major hurdle for many homeowners. You might…
The average home in the United States spends around $80 a month on natural gas in 2022. With prices forecasted to increase next year, what are some simple ways to keep your gas bill down. Check Window and Door Seals Leaky windows and doors can let unwanted cold air into your home and warm air…