Gas and electricity prices are on the rise, fuelling the flames of discontent for many home owners. With the onset of winter, First National Real Estate offers advice that will warm the cockles of homeowners’ hearts, while keeping ‘bill chills’ at bay.
Stewart Bunn, National Communications Manager for First National Real Estate says Australians reeling from their first energy bills, post carbon tax introduction, should be doing much more in the home to save on gas and electricity.
The impending introduction of the carbon tax and popular reality home renovating TV shows have spurred further interest in this growing trend, so now is the time for would-be renovators to look at how they can make their homes more energy efficient
First National Real Estate CEO, Ray Ellis says there is a lot homeowners can do to keep power bills down when they usually increase as the weather turns chilly.
Home owners are neglecting to realise the potential the humble roof offers as a property asset and driver of sustainability.
Sophie Hancock of Taringa has just won a voucher for $25,000 worth of brand new furniture and energy efficient appliances
Throughout October, First National Real Estate is offering the chance for one lucky individual or family to update their home with $25,000 worth of brand new furniture and energy efficient appliances.
