One of the ways you can increase your spendable income each month is cutting down on energy use. Shutting off lights, regulating temperatures and cutting down on hot water use are a few ways to reduce your energy bills. But a bigger way to save money is to invest in energy efficient appliances, including your HVAC system. An energy efficiency analysis can give you an estimate on how efficient your current system is and ideas on how to reduce your heating and cooling costs.
If you have a newer HVAC system and your energy bills seem reasonable, you may not need an analysis of your heating/cooling system. However, if any of these apply to you, it may benefit you to explore getting an analysis performed to see if you can improve your HVAC efficiency:
- Your furnace/HVAC system is at least ten years old
- Your energy bills have continually increased
- There is difficulty maintaining even temperatures throughout your home
- Poor air quality
What Should be Included in an Energy Efficiency Analysis
Many HVAC companies may offer an energy efficiency analysis, but you want to ensure you get a complete system analysis. Some of the inspection/analysis points that should be included:
- Air quality and distribution
- Energy consumption
- Temperature control
- Comfort level
- Operation and owning costs
- AC/heating service
Even newer HVAC systems may have components that can be improved for better efficiency and air quality in the home. A comprehensive evaluation can help you identify if service is needed, repairs, or if a complete replacement could be a wise investment. Contact your local HVAC service that offers a complete HVAC energy efficiency analysis to see if you improve your home’s HVAC system and save money off your energy bills.
Posted on behalf of:
ClimateSmith, LLC
Buford, GA 30519
(770) 475-9528
