Q: How Do I Save On My Power Bill? A: “Lower My Power Bill”

April 11, 2011 - PRLog -- We all know that saving power is a must in today’s economy, but did you know that countries like Germany are taking the resolution to preserving our environment so seriously that they have outlawed the incandescent light bulb.  The bulb that we’re all used to that’s round and you screw it in.  The alternative is the new squirrely looking bulbs that you see on the shelves called CFL’s or compact fluorescent light bulbs.  They throw off a lot less heat, they last forever in comparison to the old duds and they use 90% less electricity.  http://LowerMyPowerBill.com/Power_Bill_Savings_Tips.html

In the Age of “Going Green,” if doing what you can to offset your dependency on your power bill company’s kilowatts means making a change, then that’s step one. Understand that the first step to identifying your homes energy loss is to have an energy evaluation performed by a licensed and bonded company that has expertly trained Green Energy Sales Consultants.  During this process you’ll learn how you too can save on the electricity bill, lower your attic temperature, save money on your air conditioning bill, and live in a more comfortable living environment.

So, if your monthly power bill can be cut by thirty to fifty percent, and it’s offered to you with no money down and your budget (what you would have given to the power bill company anyway) doesn’t change, you should get started.  You’re far from the first person who’s taking advantage of the governments’ money ($3,800), the manufacturers’ discounts and rebates ($1,000 to $4,000), and the free installation program that is being offered now.  I’m not sure how long they’re offering it for, but last I checked, there were 46 reviews all in favor of their outcome having submitted their information to http://LowerMyPowerBill.com – Savings of 28–55% are reported.

If you were to buy a newly constructed home now, you’d likely see that it’s already equipped with the highest quality radiant barrier in the nation called the Eco Solar Shield.  This is a material much like tin foil however, you can’t rip it; you have to use shears.  The company Eco Solar Shield also has an “A” Rating with the BBB.

The Radiant Barrier http://EcoSolarShield.com is installed in your attic underneath your rafters and the Department of Energy reports a savings in the range of 15-25%.  If you like, you can also opt for a solar attic fan that as you can imagine works off of the sun.  Removing and circulating the fresh air from the use of the Solar Attic Fan keeps that attic dry so you can avoid mold, spores, dust mites, etc.

Another worthy green energy saving product to mention is a polarized oil additive called Thermo Cool or ThermoCool. Once installed, your air conditioning feels like commercial a/c, like when you walk into a department store.  Your air conditioner runs 10-25% less.  I’ve seen ThermoCool in action and it’s a thumb’s up.

If you’re interested in lowering homeowners power bills, want to do your part to preserve the environment, and offset your dependency on your power company’s electricity, become an expert Green Energy Sales Consultant.

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Lower My Power Bill was designed to cut the power bill for millions of Floridians while Obama supports this effort with a 30%-50% tax credit.