If your home’s BER has not been a priority, it certainly will be now with inflation and the risingWith increases in electricity, oil and gas prices, households are likely to face additional costs on their annual energy bills. Making some of these changes in your home may help you avoid hefty winter bills later this year.
Improving the building energy rating of your house will make your home warmer, reduce your costs and carbon emissions. As a bonus, it will also increase the overall value of your home. We are here to help with our tips on how to improve your house’s energy rating.BER ratings are based on the amount of energy a home needs for ventilation, light, space, heating, and many other factors. Your home’s insulation, windows, doors and age are also taken into consideration when calculating its rating.
New insulation will not only decrease your heat loss but also your energy consumption, keeping your home warmer for longer. Any other energy improvements in your home will also benefit from an upgrade in insulation.While replacing your boiler might seem like an expensive step, it is one home update that can make a difference in your newly insulated home.