It may come as no surprise for some, but higher energy bills are on the way this winter.
A recent report from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association predicts families will pay 17.2% more to heat their homes this winter compared to last year.
NEADA Executive Director Mark Wolfe says the rise in home energy costs will force families to make difficult decisions this winter. Ian Donnelly, a project manager with a New York State plumbing company, said there are ways to cut down on costs. Old heating systems can also increase energy costs, so you'll want to make sure yours is operating efficiently and effectively.
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