Spire Energy

Make Saving Energy Automatic

A programmable or smart thermostat can make it easier to manage your home’s energy use around your schedule. Eligible Spire customers may also qualify for a rebate on a new thermostat.

Get Your Home Ready for Colder Weather.

Just like you bundle up before heading outside, your home needs a little preparation for colder weather, too. Weatherization can help keep your home comfortable while reducing wasted energy — and a few affordable projects can make a meaningful difference.

Show Your Furnace Some Love

Check your furnace filter and clean or replace it regularly. A clean filter helps your heating system run efficiently and keeps air flowing properly throughout your home. Consider scheduling a tune-up with a licensed HVAC technician before colder weather arrives.

Seal Up Leaky Spots

Check doors, windows, pipes and other openings for drafts. Caulk, weatherstripping, door sweeps and thermal curtains can help keep warm air in and cold air out. Remember to close your fireplace damper when it’s not in use.

Check Your Insulation

Take a look at areas you may not visit often, including your attic, basement or crawl space. Proper insulation and sealed ductwork can help your home retain heat and reduce energy waste.

Protect Your Pipes

Insulate exposed water pipes and disconnect outdoor hoses before freezing temperatures arrive. If needed, shut off and drain outdoor water lines to help prevent frozen or burst pipes.

A little help can go a long way.

Some energy-efficient home improvements require a bigger investment. Spire offers resources that may help eligible customers offset upfront costs or make their homes more energy-efficient.

Looking to make an upgrade?

Spire offers rebates on qualifying energy-efficient home equipment and improvements. See what may be available for your home.

Need help weatherizing your home?

Qualifying customers on a fixed or limited income may be eligible for no-cost weatherization support, including a professional energy audit, home upgrades and education on home safety and efficiency.