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DIY Jobs Can Help Combat the Cold

adviceHomeowners have recently been given a number of DIY tips that can help prepare their home for the cold, keeping them naturally warmer.

DIY measures helping to improve the insulation inside homes can include double glazing, and other measures such as fitting a new, more energy efficient boiler. All of these efforts combined will help to reduce bills by saving energy and reducing the property’s carbon footprint.

Graham Henry, of the South Wales Echo, has stated that making just a few home improvements will not only help to make houses more comfortable, but will also result in considerable savings when it comes to our energy bills. Double glazing, for example, can prevent heat being lost from the home through the windows – meaning that the thermostat can be turned down and homeowners will reduce the amount of energy they use.

Henry went on to explain that another measure that can be done DIY is loft insulation – as even a small amount can help lead to savings. Double glazing is also recommended to help prevent heat loss in the home.

All of these measures work together to make the home more insulated, reducing the need to keep the radiators turned up so high – yet still keeping the home comfortably warm.

Cavity wall insulation is a further recommended measure, as well as fitting a jacket on the water tank, and draught proofing the home.

Some of these measures, such as double glazing, can also improve the appearance and value of the home.

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