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Dirty filters force your AC to work harder, using more power. Clean your filter every month — or replace it if it's disposable. This helps air flow better and reduces energy use.
Set your AC to run less when you’re not home. A smart or programmable thermostat can cut your energy bills by up to 10%!
Close your curtains during the day. Direct sunlight heats up rooms fast — making your AC work overtime. Add blinds or window films for extra insulation.
A well-maintained AC runs more efficiently. Get a check-up at least once a year with professionals like Kawayeski Cooling to make sure your system is clean and running at peak performance.
If cool air is escaping, your AC wastes energy trying to keep up. Use weatherstripping or sealant to stop leaks and trap the cool inside.
Set your thermostat to a comfortable temperature — not a freezer. Every degree higher saves you money.
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