3 Reasons You SHOULD Have A Programmable Thermostat

Many homeowners are finding that making the switch from a manual thermostat to a programmable thermostat can save them quite a bit of money. Here at Wall's HVAC Service, we want our customers to have a product that makes sense for their families AND their budgets. Our heating and cooling company at the Lake of the Ozarks can sell any type of heater or air conditioner. In this blog, we are going to give you detailed information as to why you should have a programmable thermostat in your home.


Reasons to Have a Programmable Thermostat

1. Keep Your HVAC Unit Efficient

If you have an older HVAC system, you may want to try pairing it with a new programmable thermostat rather than investing in all new HVAC system. When you reduce the workload, it can help your appliance work at its best. This can give your unit a little more time to get through the season. If you do need to purchase a new HVAC unit at the Lake of the Ozarks, you can help keep it in TOP condition with a programmable thermostat at that will allow for you to have a scheduled system of heating and cooling.


2. Keep Your Home at a Consistent Temperature

A huge advantage of getting a programmable thermostat is that you are able to maintain that perfect, comfortable temperature throughout your home. Programmable thermostats can run at a consistent level. This helps prevent you from having to turn your AC on high during the peak of the heatwave in the summer. It can also help you in the cold months, your heat can stay steady at a programmed temperature schedule controlled by you!


3. Last but Not Least, Save Money!

Save money by purchasing a programmable thermostat. This is probably the biggest benefit to having a programmable thermostat. Energy bills continue to rise throughout the world. Programmable thermostats allow you to schedule your heating and cooling to work more efficiently for your family's schedule. Your AC doesn't need to be on high when you are not at the home. Program your thermostat to be more comfortable for you while you are in the home and to not run while you are away from your home. The main benefit of this is that by saving on energy usage while you are away from home, you are saving money on your energy bill!


Interested in a NEW Air Conditioner of Heater?

We are an authorized Rheem dealer. We have an experienced HVAC team at the Lake of the Ozarks and we will listen to your needs. We can sell any brand of heating and cooling system including American Standard, Carrier, Trane, Amana, Bryant and much more. We are a licensed HVAC company and are fully insured. We specialize in both residential and commercial heating and air conditioning at the Lake of the Ozarks. Call us today for your free quote!


Free estimates available.
Call 573-286-4155 today!

Residential & Commercial Heating and Cooling
Serving Lake of the Ozarks



4 Sample Rd.
Brumley, MO 65017

www.WallsHVAC.com

Location: Brumley, MO 65017, USA

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