Save up to $100 a year. Replace air filters in forced-air systems at recommended intervals to increase airflow and improve efficiency. Savings based on MONEY magazine article, October 2007.

Save up to $70 a year. Replace your five most-used incandescent light bulbs with ENERGY STAR® -qualified compact fluorescent bulbs. Each CFL could save you up to $30 over its lifetime.
Savings based on ENERGY STAR® calculations.

Save up to $50 a year. Cut utility bills by upgrading to an ENERGY STAR® -qualified clothes washer.
Savings based on ENERGY STAR® calculations.

Save up to $900 a year. Mow, trim and maintain your own lawn and landscape.
Savings based on national average cost of professional lawn service for a 70-ft x 100-ft yard.

Save up to $300 a year. Do your own pest control easily and affordably.
Savings based on national average of professional pest service 4 times per year.

Low-flow showerheads can save up to $65 a year in water costs.
Savings based on MONEY magazine article December, 2007.

Save up to $90 a year. Replace an older inefficient toilet with a WaterSense®-labeled model.
Savings based on WaterSense® calculations.

An ENERGY STAR® water heater can save you $30 per year in utility costs compared to a standard model.

An ENERGY STAR® whole-home gas tankless water heater can save you up to $100 a year in energy costs compared to a standard gas model.

Save up to 14% over the cooling season on utility costs. Use an ENERGY STAR®-qualified ceiling fan during the warmer months to supplement air conditioning, and raise your thermostat by just two degrees. 
Percent savings based on ENERGY STAR® calculations.

Save up to $465 a year in energy costs. Replace 300 sq. ft. of your home’s single-pane windows with more energy-efficient ENERGY STAR® qualified windows.
Savings range based on ENERGY STAR® calculations.

An ENERGY STAR® dishwasher saves you $90 in energy and water costs over its lifetime.

An ENERGY STAR® refrigerator saves you $150 in energy costs over its lifetime.

ENERGY STAR® freezers use 10% less energy than standard models.

ENERGY STAR® water coolers save you over $20 a year in energy costs.

By installing a WaterSense®-labeled bathroom sink faucet, an average household can save up to $9 per year, or $150 over the life of the faucet.

Save up to $500 a year. Install a programmable thermostat and set it to automatically lower the temperature at bedtime by 7 degrees.
Savings based on MONEY article, October 2008.

Apply 10-year driveway sealer now and save up to $48 vs. doing it every 2 years. And you’ll save a lot of time as well.

For just $15, expanding foam insulation can return up to $500 in annual energy costs by filling in holes in unfinished attic floors and basement ceilings. Maximum savings based on MONEY magazine article, October 2008.

Save up to $100 a year. Wrap your water heater with an insulating jacket, and add pipe insulation to the first five feet of the hot-water outlet pipe and the cold-water pipe leading into the tank. Savings based on MONEY magazine article, October 2008.

Save up to $200 a year. If you have less than 15 inches of insulation in your attic, you can save money by adding more, and sealing air leaks. Savings based on ENERGY STAR® calculations.

Save up to $100 a year. Do your own toilet repair instead of paying for a professional service call or buying a new one.

Save up to $700 a year. Do your own pool maintenance easily and affordably. Savings based on national average cost of professional residential pool service.

Save up to $750 a year. Instead of going out for dinner, grill at home. Savings based on family of four dining out one night per week. 

Save up to $350 a year. Pressure wash your home’s siding, gutters, deck and driveway easily and affordably. Savings based on national average of professional pressure washing service two times per year.