5 Top ways to make your home eco-friendlier this summer

Around 22 million UK consumers’ energy bills has hit record levels starting from April 1, and those on default fixed rates who pay by direct debit will face an increase of £693 further down the inel.
Therefore, it makes sense that customers are striving to minimise their payments.
Making homes more cost-effective this summer is one method to achieve this. Experts at the home repair firm Stormclad advise that with a few small adjustments, homeowners and billpayers may swiftly move toward a more affordable and environmentally friendly living.
Windows

The majority of homes in England have double glazed windows, and with good reason: if homeowners haven’t upgraded their windows yet, now is absolutely the time. Double glazing windows can reduce monthly bills by up to £110.
Doors

- uPVC doors – cost-effective, low-maintenance, durable and weather-resistant
- Aluminium doors – unique slimline frames, low-maintenance, thermally broken efficient frames and strongest construction material
- Composite – low-maintenance, versatile modern and traditional styles, weather-resistant and energy-efficient
- Timber – heritage designs and styles, naturally insulating, sustainably sourced, durable and long-lasting
Conservatories

Replacing Roofline


Another feature that can be maintained to improve your home’s aesthetic and thermal efficiency is rooftop replacement. By keeping your home’s roofline neat and orderly and replacing any existing rotting material, you will prevent as much heat from escaping your building.