Reducing Business
Energy Costs

Savings cannot be made unless you know what is being used or where wastage occurs. The energy audit thoroughly examines your business, identifying all areas where you can save money.

Don’t fiddle with the heating and A/C controls. Constant adjustment wastes energy and costs money. Set a comfortable temperature and let the thermostat to the rest.

To be effective, warm and cool air must circulate. Furniture or other obstacles obstructing vents will reduce the efficiency of your heating and air conditioning and increase energy consumption.

Even with the cost of installation, natural gas might be a more cost-effective option than electricity in the long run.

Typical central air conditioners consume 3500 watts per hour when running, making them expensive to operate. Desk and ceiling fans are cost-effective alternatives to this method.