New habits and home energy upgrades might lead to savings
Simple actions, new habits and home energy upgrades can lead to big energy savings.
Summer energy saving tips
Summer home maintenance checklist
Check out these interior and exterior home maintenance tips to consider while the weather is warm.
Chillin' and grillin': Check out our charcoal and gas grilling safety tips
Avoid some of the most common grilling dangers.
Winter energy saving tips
Energy saving tips for winter
Look at these tips to save money on winter energy expenses and help winterize your home wherever you live.
Furnace tips for extreme cold
During unusually cold days your furnace can work harder than usual. Read more about furnace tips in extreme cold weather.
How to winterize a house
Winterizing your home to protect against snow and below-freezing temps can help your home withstand the ups, downs and erratic moods of Mother Nature.
All season energy saving tips
Reduce your home’s carbon footprint with solutions for a more sustainable home
State Farm® teams up with WattBuy to calculate your home carbon footprint and find renewable energy options in your area.
Ways to go green at home
Renters can do their part to save the planet with these 11 green living tips for increasing their eco-friendly footprint.
Make your windows energy efficient
With these fixes, you can keep your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
Help control your home monitoring system with your smartphone
The latest generation of remote home monitoring goes far beyond smoke detection and intrusion alerts. Multiple professional and do-it-yourself options are available to help make your home a smart home.
Power outage tips
When severe weather looms, see that your home or small business is prepared for a power failure.
Storm windows: Protect your home from extreme elements
High temperatures, humidity, strong winds and hurricanes can really take a toll on homes. Have you thought about trying storm windows for protection?
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