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Helpful Advice from Our Fayetteville HVAC Professionals

At Day & Night Heating & Air Conditioning Co., we believe that comfort should never have to be a luxury. This is why we work hard to help you save as much money as possible. Our Fayetteville HVAC specialists have put together a list of helpful advice for homeowners that can help them save energy and money.

Reach out to us today and see the difference we can make! Dial (910) 424-7272 for more helpful HVAC advice!

Efficient Ways to Keep Cool in the Summer

There are many ways to stay comfortable and save energy at the same time when it’s hot, such as:

Set your fan speed on high if the weather is dry
Keep your thermostat as high as it is comfortable during the summer
Ceiling fans are a great cost-efficient way to keep rooms cool
Invest in shrubs or trees to shade your AC unit
Do not place lamps or TV sets near AC vents
Set your fan speed on low if the weather is humid

You may be surprised to hear that investing in an air conditioner may not make you feel that much more comfortable, especially after seeing how much an AC system can rack up your bills. That’s why it’s ideal to keep these tips in mind during the warmer months of the year.

Keeping Consumption Low in the Winter

Our Fayetteville heating and air technicians also offer heating tips to help lower and maintain your energy consumption in the colder months, including:

Keep draperies and blinds open when the sun is hitting them and keep them closed at night
Keep your thermostat low, but comfortable
Invest in a programmable thermostat
Make sure that no heating vents are blocked by drapes, furniture, or carpeting

Changing Your Air Filter

Did you know that you should change your air filters every two to three months, or every month if you have a pet? One the easiest ways to improve your level of comfort and the quality of your indoor air at the same time is to change your air filter regularly. Not only are clogged filters dangerous for your health, they can also cause damage to your HVAC system.

With all of these ways to save, it’s no wonder that customers continue to come to us for helpful homeowner tips.