Reduce Heating Bills Without Losing Warmth
Staying warm doesn’t have to mean overspending.
With spring approaching, warmer weather isn’t guaranteed in the UK. After an expensive winter, many residents are still feeling the strain and remain concerned about rising heating costs.
Luckily, small changes around your home can reduce energy use without sacrificing comfort. You can also explore additional support and advice on our Tenants & Residents section.
Step One: Layer up wisely
- Wear layers indoors
- Use thick socks or slippers
- Use blankets in the
Small changes can reduce heating bills by a noticeable amount. For more practical tips, visit the Energy Saving Trust.
Step Two: Heating habits matter
- Set timers for when you need rooms warm
- Don’t heat unused rooms
- Close doors to keep heat in
These habits reduce wasted energy. You can also check our energy saving tips.
Step Three: Simple DIY energy savings
- Seal gaps around doors and windows
- Keep curtains closed at night
- Use rugs to insulate floors
These measures are low-cost, but effective. For further guidance on draught-proofing and insulation, see:
Step Four: Check for support
- Energy-efficient devices
- Guidance for using your heating efficiently
- Help for residents struggling with bills
You may also be eligible for free independent advice from:
- Citizens Advice
- National Energy Action (NEA)
- LEAP (The Energy Advice & Money Saving Service)
- Energy Saving Trust
- StepChange Debt Charity
- Turn2us
Small steps plus support = better comfort and fewer surprises on bills.
Don’t let energy costs affect your wellbeing.
Contact your housing association today to see what support and advice are available.