Winter Wisdom: Managing Your Utilities and Protecting Your Home with Fayetteville PWC

As winter’s temperatures jump between chilly and spring‑like, small habits make big differences in your household energy and water costs. PWC’s Lamont Hinson stops by to talk with Dan DeBruler about Fayetteville’s hometown utility approach to customer care and transparency.Topics covered in this episode:How PWC’s Winter Time‑of‑Use Rates work — and why laundry or dishwashing before 6 a.m. or after 9 a.m. can save real money.Smart thermostat tips: setting comfort ranges that prevent auxiliary‑heat cost spikes.Cold‑weather reminders: protecting exposed pipes, outside faucets, and irrigation lines when temperatures approach 32°F.PWC’s automatic leak notification system and how customers can reach help before a small drip becomes a major bill.Why residents should stay informed about the Interbasin Transfer Request from Fuquay‑Varina — and how six million gallons per day could impact the Cape Fear River basin and local water futures.Lamont also encourages residents to stay engaged by sending comments to the NC Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) before the April 1 deadline, and to reach out directly for personal help with billing or service issues.PWC Contact Info:

📞 (910) 483‑1382 🌐 www.faypwc.com