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Central Missouri Building Inspections Monthly Newsletter
Dated: January 26 2015
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Weathering the High Cost of Heating Your Home
Recent news reports about rising oil prices may have you shivering, even though fall just arrived. Whether you heat your home with oil, natural gas, or electricity, the Federal Trade Commission has some tips to help you save money and stay warm this winter.
Conduct an energy audit to help detect waste and gauge the efficiency of your current heating system. Your utility company may offer free or low-cost energy audits, or you can conduct your own. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) offers instructions athttp://www.homeenergysaver.lbl.gov. The home "walk-through" may help you spot needed maintenance or problems that, if fixed, could save you money. For example:
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