Cut your water usage down to 1.6 and 0.8 gallons per flush with a conversion kit.  A family of four will save as much as 18,000 gallons of water and $170.00 annually over a 3.5-gallon toilet.  Water Conservation

Not only will a dirty furnace filter reduce your furnaces efficiency, it will also increase the wear and tear on your furnace.  Thus, it pays to replace your furnace regularly, but when should you change your filter?  Some say that you should change it once a month, others say once a quarter.  Regardless of how often, it is very easy to forget.  A Furnace Filter Whistle takes away all of the guess work, and remembering by telling you when your filter needs to be replaced.  Energy Conservation 

Shop for Furnace Filter Whistles at AM Conservation Group

Toilets are notoriously the biggest users of water in your house, but showers can also be huge water wasters.  Most shower heads pump out much more than is needed for a great shower.  Every day, billions of gallons of water are wasted through our showers, but we all can take one small step to help curb this waste.  For a small investment you can save thousands of gallons of water and all the energy needed to heat it.  Every new showerhead will more than pay for itself in the first year.  Water Conservation

Shop for Showerheads at AM Conservation Group

Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFL’s) last much longer than their incandescent predecessors and use 75% less energy for the same light.  Recently they have become available in many more different shapes and sizes, so that now you can find bulbs to fit almost any fixture and application.  If you replace incandescent bulbs with CFL's you will save much more than the extra per bulb cost of the CFL's in the first year. The one caution with CFL’s is that they must be disposed of properly, due to the small amount of mercury that they contain.  Lighting

Shop at AM Conservation Group for: A-Type, Bug Lamps, Capsules, Circline, Dimmable, Floods, Globes, Par Fluorescent, Spirals, Three-Way, Torpedos, Wet Location.

If you look carefully, you will find small holes and cracks all around the exterior of your house.  If they were all combined together, they could add up to a hole that you could put your fist through.  This can account for up to 5 to 25% of the energy loss from your house.  Weatherizing your house is one of the most cost effective ways to save energy and money, and it is never the wrong time to seal up those wasteful leaks.  Weatherization

These are some simple steps that you can take to save you money for years and years:

• Caulk and Seal joints where different building materials meet, or where wires or pipes exit the building - shop at AM Conservation Group
• Install door bottoms and thresholds on exterior doors - shop at AM Conservation Group 
• Install door sweeps on exterior doors - shop at AM Conservation Group
• Install clear plastic film window insulation  - shop at AM Conservation Group.