High Heating Bills? Your Home Is Trying to Tell You Something
As soon as temperatures drop in Northeast Ohio, homeowners begin noticing cold rooms, drafty windows, and rising energy bills. If your furnace is running nonstop but your home still feels cold, the real issue may be above, around, and inside your walls — not just your thermostat.
Roofing, windows, and attic insulation all play a major role in how efficiently your home holds heat during winter. When even one of these areas fails, your furnace works twice as hard and your heating bills climb fast.
Here’s how upgrading these three components can dramatically improve your home’s comfort and lower your utility costs.
- A Modern Roofing System Helps Your Home Hold Heat
Your roof isn’t just a weather shield — it’s a key part of your home’s energy performance. A well-built roofing system regulates airflow, prevents heat loss, and reduces ice dam formation.
Here’s why:
- Proper attic ventilation keeps temperatures stable
- Modern shingles and underlayments help prevent drafts
- Balanced intake and exhaust airflow reduces heat buildup and condensation
- A tight roofing system reduces energy waste by preventing warm air from escaping
When your roof works efficiently, your furnace doesn’t have to.
- Energy-Efficient Windows Stop Heat From Escaping
If your windows are older, drafty, or single-pane, they could be responsible for 25–30% of your home’s heat loss. That means money — literally — going out the window.
Upgrading to energy-efficient windows with:
- Double or triple-pane insulated glass
- Low-E coatings to reflect heat
- Argon gas fills for insulation
- Tighter seals and modern frames
… makes a dramatic difference in comfort and utility costs. These windows block cold drafts, stabilize indoor temps, and reduce furnace strain on the coldest days of winter.
And with DunRite’s limited-time promotion of $100 OFF each installed window, upgrading now saves you twice.
- Insulation: The Secret Weapon for Winter Efficiency
Even the best roof and windows can’t perform properly without adequate attic insulation. Heat rises — and without a barrier to stop it, it escapes straight through your home’s upper level.
New insulation provides:
- Warmer indoor temperatures
- Lower gas and electric bills
- Less furnace strain
- More consistent comfort room-to-room
DunRite’s insulation upgrades deliver major energy savings — and they’re offering to pay your latest gas or electric bill (up to $500) when you insulate your attic. It’s one of the fastest-return home improvements you can make.
Why a Whole-Home Efficiency Approach Matters
Roofing, windows, and insulation all work together as a system. If one is lacking, the others can’t perform properly. But when all three are upgraded, homeowners see:
- Immediate warmth
- Significantly lower heating costs
- Less winter stress on their home
- Longer roof and HVAC lifespan
This is why DunRite approaches exterior upgrades comprehensively — maximizing both protection and energy savings.
Want Lower Heating Bills This Winter? Start at the Top.
Cleveland winters are long — and expensive — if your home isn’t properly insulated and protected. By upgrading your roofing, windows, and attic insulation, your home becomes warmer, more efficient, and more comfortable all season long.
Schedule your free energy-efficiency inspection today:
https://calldunrite.com/contact-us/
or call (216) 777-1100
When homeowners want comfort, savings, and quality that lasts — they call DunRite Exteriors.
