The top 10 things any homeowner can do now to save money- each for under $150.

1. Cut Your Energy Bill Now! The top 10 things any homeowner can do now to save money – each for under $150.00

2. Top 10 Energy Savers Insulate Pipes Low Flow shower heads Dual Flush Toilet Kits Insulate Rim Joists in House CFL or LED Water Heater Jackets Seal Windows Energy Audit Programmable Thermostats Install Ceiling fans

5. The term “low flow” is generally defined as a showerhead with a water consumption rate of 0.5 to 2 gallons per minute (gpm).

7. Insulate Rim Joists in House Mike –is this with closed cell spray foam or rigid foam +Caulk Air leakage accounts for about 40% of the heat lost in a typical building.

8. CFL or LED Electric lighting burns around 20% of the average home energy budget. LEDs use 1/50 of the energy of a standard bulb and last 10 times longer than their CFL alternatives. A typical LED bulb can last up to 15 years without needing to be changed

10. If you don't know your water heater tank's R-value, touch it. A tank that's warm to the touch needs additional insulation.

13. You’ll get the most cost-effective and useful steps that will help you reduce your energy use, lower your home’s global warming footprint, and lower your energy bills, too.

16. Bigger Investments, Bigger rewards Save Energy Through Landscaping – The proper placement of just 3 trees will save an average household $100–$250 in energy costs annually. In warmer months, strategically planted trees and other plants can shade your windows and help reduce your cooling costs. Save up to 25 percent of your energy use for heating and cooling. Don't Waste Energy on TV – Look for LCD rather than plasma. Plasma screens can use up to six times the energy as LCD screens. Always look for the Energy Star label, which indicates that the TV uses at least 30 percent less energy than conventional TVs.

17. Bigger Investments, Bigger rewards Solar Geothermal Green roofs Anyone? Anyone?