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Save energy and maintain an efficient home by installing LED lighting, weather stripping your windows & doors, and reducing overall energy consumption.

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LED Bulbs

LED bulbs use up to 75% less energy than incandescent models and last 15x longer.

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LED Lighting

Integrated LED lighting uses up to 75% less energy than incandescent bulb-equipped fixtures, and you never need to replace another light bulb for the life of the fixture.

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Dimmers & Timers

Dimmers & Timers reduce energy consumption and increase the life of your bulbs or integrated fixtures.

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Heating, Cooling & Air Quality

Smart thermostats and regular filter replacement can reduce your heating and cooling costs by up to 15%.

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Weather Stripping

Properly sealing and insulating your home can save up to 20% on heating and cooling costs.

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Popular Energy Saving Guides

Reduce your home’s environmental impact and save money on your energy bills with these tips.

Draft Proof Your Home

Draft-proofing your home will not only improve your comfort and keep your home warmer in the winter, it will also save you energy and money, reduce outdoor noise and stop insects from moving in.

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How to Choose Insulation

With the right insulation, you can create a more comfortable, consistent indoor climate and significantly improve your home’s energy efficiency.

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How to Install Window Weather Stripping

Follow our easy step-by-step guide and learn how to install weather stripping to your windows. Sealing gaps can reduce heating and cooling costs in your home.

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Smart Home Technology & Smart Home Products

New to smart home technology & home automation? Learn more about smart hubs, popular smart home products, how smart home devices work & more with our guide.

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How to Prep your Home for Winter: Interior

Get your home ready for winter now and keep your family warm and cozy all winter.

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How to Prep your Home for Winter: Exterior

Canadian winters can be severe and it's important to make sure your home is winter-ready well before the first frost. Here are a few simple things you can do outside to prevent winter damage.

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