There are three basic components of an efficient heating system: your thermostat, furnace and ductwork. They all work together, and when there’s a problem with one, they are all affected. Understanding a little bit more about them will help you get the best heating and comfort levels while saving on your energy bills this winter.
Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for the ‘Thermostats’ Category
Your Thermostat, Your Furnace And Your Ductwork — Three Components Of Efficient Heating
Thursday, November 24th, 2011Want Signifiant Energy Savings? Try These Tips For Programming Your Thermostat
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011When You’re Out Of Troubleshooting Options With Your Furnace, Call A Professional
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011Are Heating And Cooling Needs Influenced By Degree Days?
Tuesday, September 13th, 2011There’s a concept in heating and cooling homes that residents should be aware of, especially in these tough economic times. You need to become familiar with the term “degree days,” and how it relates to your energy use and utility bills. With our energy costs being some of the highest in the nation, it’s well worth becoming at least a little familiar with this concept.
How A Programmable Thermostat Boosts Both Your Home Comfort And Your Energy Savings
Tuesday, September 6th, 2011Ceiling Fans Help San Joaquin Valley Residents Increase Comfort
Tuesday, July 26th, 2011Home Advisor’s Energy-Savings Tips For Fresno Homeowners
Thursday, July 14th, 2011Tips That Make Your Home Comfort And Savings A Priority
Monday, June 27th, 2011Being comfortable in your home is a top priority, but so is accomplishing savings. There are some upfront investments you may need to make to improve comfort and achieve long-term savings. Then, with a few other free or inexpensive tips, you can lower your electricity bill without forfeiting home comfort.
Add A Zoning System And Create True Comfort Control
Tuesday, June 21st, 2011In the Fresno area, our summers are hot and our winters are chilly and wet. With the wide range in temperatures, your heating and air conditioning system will be challenged to keep your home temperature controlled and comfortable. And if you occupy only certain rooms in your house, why should you pay to heat or cool the entire house? That’s why heating and air conditioning zone systems are a practical installation in your home.
Programmable Thermostats Offer Features Beyond Temperature Control
Tuesday, May 31st, 2011Programmable thermostats aren’t just a means of adjusting your home’s temperature. If you look beyond that essential feature, you’ll find that today’s programmable thermostats offer a level of convenience and flexibility that wasn’t available to homeowners before. By affording you the control to adjust your home climate according to your family’s schedule, a programmable thermostat allows you to alleviate energy costs by reducing the level of energy used to heat and cool your household.