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Category Archives: Programmable
Programming Your Thermostat-Maximize Your Home Efficiency
It can be easy to overlook that little panel on the wall that controls your home’s heating and air conditioning. Homeowner’s be warned-that thermostat could be costing you hundreds of dollars every year if it is not properly programmed. Programmable … Continue reading
Going On Vacation? Program Your Thermostat, And You’ll Have More Money To Spend On That Getaway
Don’t sweat over your energy bills while you’re squeezing in one last vacation before summer ends. Program your thermostat to work in your favor while you’re away. You could save enough money for your next trip.
Posted in Air Conditioning, Programmable, Thermostats
Tagged airflow, energy bills, energy savings, Eugene, florence, maximum control, Oregon, roseburg, salem, springfield, temperature zones, timer settings, ventilation
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A Programmable Thermostat Puts You Firmly In Charge Of Your HVAC System
What do you do at your Lane County home to reduce energy costs? Do you go around cutting off lights in empty rooms. Do you close blinds or curtains to keep the afternoon sun from heating up a room in … Continue reading
Neglecting Your Service Checks Can Be A Costly Mistake — Here’s Why
You probably visit your doctor annually for a physical check-up. And you probably take your car in for an annual tune-up. But do you schedule regular service on your home’s heating and cooling systems?
Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Filters, Ductwork, Electric resistance, Programmable, Service & Maintenance, Thermostats
Tagged checkups, daylight savings time, electrical connections, energy bills, environmental protection agency, evaporator coils, federal environmental protection, fuel connections, moving parts, service checks
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How To Reduce Your Heating And Cooling Load
If you’re seeking ways to reduce your heating and cooling load (and who isn’t, these days?) you’ve come to the right place! First of all, are you aware the up to half of your home’s energy is taken up by … Continue reading
Whole-House Energy Savings Advice For Lane County Homeowners
With increasing fuel prices and challenging economic times, conserving energy in your home is becoming more important than ever. Energy Star has developed recommendations to help you increase energy savings, which will reduce your home’s environmental impact and help you … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Nate Certification, Planned Maintenance, Programmable, Service & Maintenance, Thermostats
Tagged conditioned air, conserving energy, energy loss, energy savings, federal tax credits, heating and cooling systems, home doesn, minor leaks, programmable model, proper insulation, seal leaks
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Features Make Programmable Thermostats Your Home’s Dashboard
Your car’s dashboard has all the indicators, alerts and monitoring devices you might need. Did you know that programmable thermostats can provide the same convenience for your home? That’s right, they can do a lot more than just adjust the … Continue reading
Six Energy Saving Tips For Homeowners
The typical American family spends roughly $1,900 on energy bills each year, according to the United States Department of Energy. Unfortunately, a large amount of that energy is wasted. However, you have the power to reduce wasted energy right in … Continue reading
Getting The Most Out Of Your Programmable Thermostat
Programmable thermostats can help make your home feel more comfortable and allow you to save energy as well. In order to get the most out of your digital thermostat, it helps to have some advice on what to look for … Continue reading
Tax Credits Available For New Air Conditioning Systems Until December 31
Homeowners considering a new air conditioning system can take advantage of a 30 percent federal tax credit of up to $1500 for certain high-efficiency equipment. The current tax credit, implemented as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Programmable, Service & Maintenance, Thermostats
Tagged lower utility bills, tax credits
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