Well, first of all, when it comes to smart or Wi-Fi thermostats, you can get systems that have dual capabilities. We mean that you can get a Wi-Fi thermostat with smart systems within it, so you don’t really have to choose one or the other. However, for some customers on a tight budget, that’s not really an option. So, we’d like to talk a bit about the decision between smart vs. Wi-Fi thermostats in Grand Rapids, MI, and why you might choose one over the other.
We’ll describe each system and its unique benefits, and then we’ll talk about which types of customers might be better inclined to use each product. Then, if you follow the link at the bottom of the page, you’ll be able to get in contact with one of our professionals for a thermostat replacement or installation. It’s that simple!
There are many holiday gift guides and tech-focused blog posts that like to remind homeowners about how great a present a smart thermostat is. It’s a new, nifty device that can make some major improvements to your life. However, without intricate knowledge of how an HVAC system works and the technology behind it, they can be a little empty. Sure, a smart thermostat can look cool and you can operate it with your smartphone, but is it worth the money to upgrade if your old system still works?
You’ve probably searched online for the answer to this question and found a wide range of answers. When you purchased your AC, you were probably sold on the idea that it will last 15 years, but then some online guides tell you that an AC will only realistically last for 10 years. And to make matters even more complicated, you’ve got a neighbor who is replacing their AC system after only owning it for 5 years! What’s the deal?
Imagine you’re finishing up hosting a pretty amazing little party with your friends and family. Perhaps one of your kiddos just turned 4, or you’re trying to get back into hosting a book club again, and you decided to make some delicious food. Now that everyone is having a good time and enjoying themselves, you realize that there’s a puddle and a sound coming from the basement. You don’t want to believe that there’s a water heater leak, but it’s the most likely outcome at this point.
It’s the time of year when we start thinking about air conditioning and how much we’re going to need it in a couple of months. It’s true, but it’s also good news! AC season is also the season where you can work on your garden, enjoy some outdoor activities, and sit with the family by the fire when you take a camping trip. We understand the excitement to get out there and enjoy the activities!
What’s the point of us talking about humidity? The first thought that jumps into your head when you hear that word is probably the uncomfortable sensation of being sweaty and sticky in the middle of the summer. Humidity can be uncomfortable, don’t get us wrong, but humidity isn’t all bad.
Let’s face it, as the snow is coming down and the cold is keeping us up at night this time of year, you depend on your heater. Whether you’ve got a gas furnace, a heat pump, or some other kind of heating system, it’s basically a member of the family at this point. No, you don’t need to buy it holiday presents next year, but you should consider changing some things about your lifestyle that might be doing harm to your heater.
Many homeowners have a preference between gas and electric furnaces. Some people we talk to think that gas furnaces are just more powerful and effective than electric furnaces. Other homeowners know that electricity is sustainable and cheap, so they opt for an electric furnace because they think it’s more efficient. Is there any weight to these claims?
We live in what we call the “information age.” Just a quick tap with your fingers on your phone and you’ll be able to find out any information you might need about a given topic. Your 
Heating season is upon us in Michigan, and it’s time to start looking towards a cozy and comfortable future. Winter will be here in a jiffy, so you’ve only got a few months to prepare for all the frigid temperatures we’re about to endure. That’s why the autumn season is the perfect time to invest in maintenance! Our team isn’t as busy repairing malfunctioning heaters and addressing “no heat” calls by customers since temperatures haven’t dropped to much yet.