Get With the Program, And Watch your Energy Savings Grow.
The whole point of a programmable thermostat is to keep your home nice and cozy when you’re in, and not waste energy when you’re out.
With more than one programmable thermostat, you can save even more money by keeping comfortable temperatures only in the rooms where you spend time.
What’s more:
· Programmable thermostats allow you to program and pre-set separate temperatures for the various seasons of the year;
· They can also be set to coincide with your daily living, working, and sleeping schedules.
These are the settings most models include:
· The ability to program your thermostat one day at a time;
· With weekday/weekend programming, you can set one set of temperature control for weekdays, and another for Saturdays and Sunday;
· Or, you can have one fixed schedule for the five weekdays, a separate schedule for Saturdays, and a separate schedule again for Sundays;
· Full seven-day programming that permits a different setback schedule for each day of the week.
Now that’s a lot of flexibility. Depending on the manufacturer and model, here are other available settings:
· Vacation Override, which allows temporary override of the programmed settings;
· Keyboard Lock, which prevents unauthorized changes to the pre-programmed settings;
· Low battery indicator;
· An Energy Monitor that can keep track of how many hours the HVAC system has run for any selected time period;
· An Auto Season Changeover that automatically provides heat or cool air once the seasons change;
· A Filter Change Indicator.
What are the bottom line benefits to you? Now these you’re going to like:
· Greater accuracy for improved indoor comfort;
· They contain no mercury;
· When used properly, you’ll save $100 or more each year on your energy bill.
And that’s as bottom line as it gets!
So for improved indoor comfort and increased energy savings, call Aux Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Electrical today, and save $30 on each new programmable thermostat we install in your home.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Replacement Air conditioners
“How About A Hammock…Right Here in the Living Room!”
Forgotten what it feels like to be cool and comfortable in your own home? Then perhaps it’s time for a new or replacement central air conditioning system. But before you start stirring up the iced tea, here’s a guide to help you choose wisely.
There are lots of ways to “keep the cool” around your home.
Sitting on a block of ice, for example. Fast and sure relief, but a little inconvenient…
especially while mowing the lawn. Wait, how about an outdoor swimming pool? Wonderful to have, but not so wonderful when it comes to your home’s resale value. So let’s see now, what does that leave? Hmmm….
Central air conditioning, of course: the ultimate relief-giver in the warm months. And in some cases, a medical necessity for people with allergies and other health-related issues.
So whether you’re thinking new or replacement, here’s a guide to help you get the most system for your money in the shortest amount of time possible. For starters, if you already have central air and/or forced-air heating, a new system can be installed in less than a day with existing ductwork. A lot of that depends on just how well and evenly your ductwork now distributes air throughout your home…that’s something we’ll analyze for you.
You also should consider purchasing a combined, high-efficiency heating and cooling system, especially if your existing furnace or boiler is more than 10 years. You’ll pay a little more for the installation, but you’ll make back the difference -- and more – with increased energy savings. Not to mention a great big boost in your peace of mind.
Just how much cooling system do you need? That depends on several factors, including:
· Approximate square footage
· One or two stories
· When your home was built
· Number of openings (windows and doors)
· Extent of weather-stripping and insulation
When all is said and done, you can expect to purchase an AC system with about one ton (12,000 BTUs) of air conditioning per 1,000 square feet of house.
After determining the tonnage your home requires, it's then a matter of choosing a unit with the appropriate SEER rating. The higher the rating, the more efficient the system. We also work hard to provide you with noise-free and draft-free operation
The number of doors and windows in your home also plays a role in choosing the right size and type of system. The more openings you have, the harder your system will have to work to maintain the desired temperature.
If central air has been on your mind lately, then Aux Mechanical would like to help you get the most system for your money. That’s why this edition of “Around the House” includes a coupon featuring a $200 discount (off the regular price) that you can apply to the system of your choice. Give us a call, and we’ll start the estimating process right away.
Forgotten what it feels like to be cool and comfortable in your own home? Then perhaps it’s time for a new or replacement central air conditioning system. But before you start stirring up the iced tea, here’s a guide to help you choose wisely.
There are lots of ways to “keep the cool” around your home.
Sitting on a block of ice, for example. Fast and sure relief, but a little inconvenient…
especially while mowing the lawn. Wait, how about an outdoor swimming pool? Wonderful to have, but not so wonderful when it comes to your home’s resale value. So let’s see now, what does that leave? Hmmm….
Central air conditioning, of course: the ultimate relief-giver in the warm months. And in some cases, a medical necessity for people with allergies and other health-related issues.
So whether you’re thinking new or replacement, here’s a guide to help you get the most system for your money in the shortest amount of time possible. For starters, if you already have central air and/or forced-air heating, a new system can be installed in less than a day with existing ductwork. A lot of that depends on just how well and evenly your ductwork now distributes air throughout your home…that’s something we’ll analyze for you.
You also should consider purchasing a combined, high-efficiency heating and cooling system, especially if your existing furnace or boiler is more than 10 years. You’ll pay a little more for the installation, but you’ll make back the difference -- and more – with increased energy savings. Not to mention a great big boost in your peace of mind.
Just how much cooling system do you need? That depends on several factors, including:
· Approximate square footage
· One or two stories
· When your home was built
· Number of openings (windows and doors)
· Extent of weather-stripping and insulation
When all is said and done, you can expect to purchase an AC system with about one ton (12,000 BTUs) of air conditioning per 1,000 square feet of house.
After determining the tonnage your home requires, it's then a matter of choosing a unit with the appropriate SEER rating. The higher the rating, the more efficient the system. We also work hard to provide you with noise-free and draft-free operation
The number of doors and windows in your home also plays a role in choosing the right size and type of system. The more openings you have, the harder your system will have to work to maintain the desired temperature.
If central air has been on your mind lately, then Aux Mechanical would like to help you get the most system for your money. That’s why this edition of “Around the House” includes a coupon featuring a $200 discount (off the regular price) that you can apply to the system of your choice. Give us a call, and we’ll start the estimating process right away.
Monday, June 6, 2011
New email Address
Good afternoon all, Please change my email address to phil@auxmechanical.com
, Thank you in advance.
, Thank you in advance.
Phillip Smitherman
Aux Mechanical,Inc
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