Recent Posts in Energy Efficient Solutions Category
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Why Switch to a Smart Thermostat?
Posted By 72 Degrees Air Conditioning & HeatingYour heating and air conditioning systems are controlled by a remarkably simple device known as a thermostat. For many years, the technology behind these devices remained relatively stagnant as the need for changes never really developed. However, this is no longer the case today; thermostats are now equipped with advanced computing technology and refined programming that allow them to perform ...Continue Reading -
Save Money on Utilities by Not Running Your Heater!
Posted By 72 Degrees Air Conditioning & HeatingNearly half of the energy the average American household consumes is dedicated to heating and cooling, which means if you’re looking for ways to save money, reducing those costs is a good place to start. When winter’s frigid temperatures cause thermometer readings to drop, many people all around the Fredericksburg and Kerrville area fire up their furnaces to try and stay warm. However, if you’re ...Continue Reading -
Heating Pads versus Electric Blankets
Posted By 72 DegreesHeating pads consist of small, electrically warmed pads that are typically no smaller than 12 square inches. They plug into walls and generate heat which you can control with a remote built into the power cord. The covers of these pads can be removed and machine washed. The following are the benefits of heating pads: Relieve arthritis, back pain, as well as neck and shoulder tension . The small ...Continue Reading -
Why is My Heating Bill So High?
Posted By 72 DegreesDuring the cold, winter months, the heating bill often comes at a high cost in order to maintain a comfortable temperature throughout your home. In many cases, the heating bill is high due to constant use, continuously adjusting of the thermostat, or having an inefficient furnace. Fortunately, there are effective ways to reduce your energy intake and save money. The following are helpful tips for ...Continue Reading -
Make Your Home More Energy Efficient Last Year? You May Be Eligible for Tax Credits
Posted By 72 DegreesHomeowners who took 2016 to make their homes more energy efficient may be eligible for certain tax credits. The federal government offered two credits for the 2016 tax year, including the Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit and the Residential Energy Efficiency Property Credit. These credits are good through the 2016 year, except for any of the solar credits, which are valid through 2019 and then ...Continue Reading
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