Your HVAC system isn’t the only thing that consumes energy during the cooler months. Lowering your water heater’s temperature can save you on money and energy. This depends on your comfort levels, but 120° is generally a good temperature to try out as it is still sufficiently killing any harmful bacteria.
Proper ventilation throughout your home is an important factor in air quality. If the weather doesn’t allow you to keep your windows open often, consider installing a ventilation system.
Seasons may be changing, but your comfort should stay consistent. Make sure your home is equipped with everything it needs to ensure you can relax this fall.
Before fall officially rolls around, get help with heating-related tasks. From furnace and heat pump inspections and maintenance, to upgrading your heating system with efficient new equipment, our professionals provide the expertise and service you need to ensure your home stays comfortable and efficient all year.
Many people aren’t aware how much of an impact the air we breathe actually has on our health and well-being. Investing in a quality HVAC system ensures protection against airborne chemicals, germs, allergens, noxious odors and humidity imbalances in your home.
Planning on taking a trip soon? No matter the occasion, here are five to-dos to keep your home safe, clean and healthy while you’re away.
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Maintenance reminder! Be sure to get your HVAC unit professionally checked before turning on your furnace for the first time this cold season. Our technicians will ensure everything is functioning properly and catch any issues early.
Fall energy and money saver tip: Take advantage of heat from the sun. Open the curtains on your south-facing windows during the day to allow the sun to naturally heat your home. But don’t forget to close them at night to reduce chill!
On average, a home’s indoor air quality is worse in the fall and winter, due to lost ventilation from no longer regularly opening windows. This results in your home re-circulating pollutants and particles, which can be a recipe for health issues.
Consider a whole-home purification system to help ensure you and your family always have clean and healthy air, even during the cold season. #IAQ #LennoxAir
Whether we like it or not, the colder months are quickly approaching. Here are five tips to help you take your home from summer to fall.
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Looking for more ways to save on energy this fall? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 68 degrees is the most efficient temperature. Bonus tip: Turning the temperature back 7-10 degrees for 8 hours a day can save you up to 10% on heating costs.
Do you know which appliances you cook with that may be costing you more? An oven uses much more energy than a toaster or microwave. If you’re only needing to heat something up, use a smaller appliance to save on your energy bill.
The most common sources of indoor air pollutants are cooking appliances, fireplaces, cleaning supplies, mold, dust and pet dander. While cleaning, dusting and vacuuming can help minimize pollutants, they can’t completely eliminate them. A whole-home purification system is the best way ensure clean, fresh and healthy air in your home.
Feel like you have to completely change your outfit based on which room of your house you’re in? We may have a solution. HVAC zoning systems allow you to heat and cool different areas of your house separately, meaning every room can now be at maximum comfort.
Interested? Contact our team for help today!
Poor indoor air quality can have numerous negative health effects, such as irritated eyes, nose and throat, headaches, dizziness, fatigue and respiratory issues. If you’re experiencing these symptoms, you may want to get your IAQ tested. Consider getting a whole-home air purification system to help alleviate the issue.
Dogs are a man’s best friend, but they’re not our air filter’s. Pets can add extra dust and dander to our air, so be sure to dust, vacuum, clean and change your air filter regularly.
Wondering about the benefits of upgrading to a smart thermostat? Imagine being able to create automatic and programmed temperature settings based on your daily schedule, weather conditions and your heating and cooling needs, along with getting alerts anytime an irregularity arises. Interested? Contact us today for more details!
It’s common for energy usage to go up in the winter, as days are shorter and there are fewer hours of natural light. Consider replacing your lights with more energy efficient bulbs. These save you on energy and can last up to 10x longer than traditional bulbs.
Cooking for your family this Thanksgiving? We commend you. But be sure to ventilate your kitchen, as chemicals from cooking can negatively impact your indoor air quality. You can do this with a range hood, a wall or ceiling exhaust fan, or just by opening windows and exterior doors to improve kitchen air flow.
We want you and your family to be comfortable this Thanksgiving. That starts with being able to perfectly control your home temperature. Consider scheduling a home-comfort audit with our team. We can help identify any potential issues and advise on the best upgrades for your home.
The best way to ensure your furnace works well all winter long is by conducting winterization in the fall. As the temperature drops and the snow starts to fall, be sure to check everything off our winterization list!
Do stuffy noses, itchy eyes and coughing bother you all winter? This could be due to your indoor air quality. A HEPA filtration system can help. They do more than standard filters by forcing air through a fine mesh that traps harmful particles, like pollen, dust mites and viruses the first time around. If allergies and illness are common in your household, this is probably the best filter for you.
Everyone knows you can save on energy by turning your thermostat down in the winter, but how much can that actually save you?
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, turning back your temperature 7-10 degrees for just 8 hours a day can save you up to 10% on heating costs.
Home winter tip: Keep a generator on hand. This can come in handy during a power outage, especially during the cold winter months.
As our homes and how we use them change, it’s time to rethink our air. Expanding your existing HVAC system isn’t always the answer. Consider a ductless mini-split solution, as they provide an efficient and flexible solution for heating and cooling specific areas in your home.
If you’re interested in installing a mini-split or any other of our product options, contact our team today!
Feeling the winter chill? It might be tempting to crank up your thermostat, but this actually won’t heat your home any faster. It only makes your furnace work harder for longer, causing your energy bills to spike.
Call us to help your furnace run more efficiently!
While upgrading to newer, more energy-efficient appliances is a great way to save on utility bills, it’s not the only way. You can also make simple adjustments to your daily behaviors. Here are five things you can do to help save money and energy this winter.
You should always feel comfortable and safe in your home. A smart thermostat can deliver both.
Learn more about our thermostat options by contacting our team today.
