If you’re amid the average American households who spends more than $2,000 annually on energy expenses, installing a smart thermostat is a good method to keep heating and cooling expenses managed. Although the majority ofhouses have programmable thermostats, yours probably isn’t being made the most of because it’s on “hold” every day.
When getting a new thermostat, the Nest smart thermostat is one of the most popular options. That’s due to the fact it picks up on your temperature preferences and activities, and then creates an energy-efficient schedule to match. You can also check and lower it from almost anywhere with your smartphone.
For the typical home, Nest says its thermostat saves about 10-12% on heating bills and about 15% on cooling expenses. That’s about $131 to $145 saved annually, which helps it pay for itself in under two years. And the majority of utility providers offer rebate programs that help you get a smart thermostat for free or close to it.
When you’re getting a smart home thermostat, you’ll want to be sure it works with your HVAC system. This is especially important if your equipment is aging. If it’s not, you could run into problems, like erratic furnace or air conditioner behavior. That’s why it’s important to have a pro like All Solutions Heating & Cooling help you choose a new thermostat and do your smart thermostat installation.
Here’s how to find out if the Nest will work with your HVAC system.