Skip to main content

GasMan Energy

5 HEATING TIPS THAT WILL KEEP YOUR HOME COSY THIS AUTUMN

Autumn has arrived here in the West of Scotland and we want to make sure your home is prepared for the temperature dropping. Follow these 5 tips to improve efficiency and help save you money this season. 

1. Test Your Heating

Are you still holding off turning on your heating? We recommend testing your heating early before the temperature drops to make sure everything is working correctly. If there are any issues, you will still have plenty time to get it solved.

2. Check Your Thermostat

An outdated or inaccurate thermostat could be costing you money. Before the cold weather hits, ensure to also test that it is working correctly. You may also consider upgrading to a smart thermostat this Autumn to save on energy bills. 

3. Schedule Your Boiler Service

An annual boiler service ensures your system continues to operate efficiently and safely. Yearly services are also often essential for maintaining your boiler’s warranty. Scheduling an appointment in Autumn can help you beat the rush in Winter, while giving you peace  of mind that your home is prepared for the season ahead.

4. Bleeding Your Radiators

If you are experiencing an issue with your heating at home, then you may need to bleed your radiators. Over time, air can build up within your radiators leading to areas feeling cold. If your radiators are hot at the bottom and cold at the top then you follow our easy guide for more information.

5. Insulate Your Pipes

When it gets to Winter, pipes in locations such as lofts, garages, and external walls can be at risk of freezing. A good way to counter act this is to top up your insulation. Not only will this provide protection but it will reduce heat loss from your home making it a cost-effective solution. 

Autumn Horizontal

GasMan is your local plumbing, heating and electrical contractor on call 24/7. Contact us today to learn more about our services.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *