As a company based in West Michigan, we understand the pain that comes with high utility cost. Below, are some tips to save energy and lower utility usage.
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Having a programmable thermostat
- Set custom occupied/unoccupied temperatures to save when away from home or business.
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Staying up to date on filter replacements
- Ensures clean and efficient air distribution throughout your home or business.
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Having updated and efficient equipment
The age/condition/efficiency of your equipment greatly determines how high your utility bills cost.
- Most older equipment is only 80% efficient. Meaning out of every dollar you put in, you only get 80 cents of heat.
- Most newer equipment have reached 96% efficiency or better!
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Switching to a tankless water heater
Typical water heaters keep a tank of water hot until you need to use it. A “tankless”, water heater is a great alternative to this, as water is heated on demand.
Changing from tank to tankless water heaters will typically save 75% on heated water costs.
- Customers usually see a full ROI within 5 years.