Staying Cool For Less Money This Summer

Lets get this out of the way right up front.  In the Phoenix Metro area you need Air Conditioning to stay cool in our summer heat.  To save money that means having you’re your AC Unit running as efficiently as possible.  To accomplish that you need to have good solid maintenance done on a regular basis.  Have you called and scheduled an AC Tune-up yet?

Some folks tell you that you need to turn up your thermostat so you AC runs less.  Yes, that will save energy and money.  But, if you take that to extremes you will save money but you won’t stay cool.  If you turn your thermostat to 84 degrees you will save money but you won’t be staying cool.

When you think about cooling your home, do your thoughts turn to money and engery efficiency? The more efficient your cooling systems is, the less it cost to run. That means your utility bills can be lower. Energy efficiency is good for the environment, too.

Before you invest in a new system, ask about the EnergyGuide label — it lets you know how energy efficient a model is compared to others like it. Products that meet certain energy efficiency criteria will have the ENERGY STAR logo. If you want to increase the efficiency of your system but you're not in the market to replace it, consider a professional or do-it-yourself home energy assessment. It can show you how specific fixes — like sealing air leaks or beefing up insulation — could help you save money and boost efficiency.

More than half of the energy use in a typical home goes toward heating and cooling it, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). There's plenty to consider when you look at new heating and cooling systems: the latest options, the cost to buy them, how much energy they use, and the cost to operate them.

By choosing the most energy-efficient equipment that meets your needs, you may be able to spend less money to heat and cool your home. And it's good for the environment, too; energy efficiency can reduce air pollution and help conserve natural resources.

If you need to replace your AC Unit look into special energy efficiency offers. Ask your local utility or system salesperson about cash rebates, low-interest loans, tax breaks, or other incentives for buying energy-efficient products, and how you can qualify. You can learn about tax credits and incentives at http://energy.gov/savings.

If you are looking for a great place to get help with your cooling needs this summer? Give Aaron’s Mechanical Service a call at 623-388-4436.

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