Our Second Cold Snap For 2013

Have you seen this week’s forecast?  The National Weather Service says that on Wednesday this week the temperature will drop into the sixties and by Thursday the high will only be in the fifties.

If you think warm is better than cold, the lows in some Phoenix Metro areas will be at or below freezing. That is cold or very cold in my book.  Is your heating system ready?  Do you want to wait to find out?  Is a failure to heat what will cause you to call and get help?

If is no fun getting up to find your house is just a few degrees above freezing.  You are just three or four days from finding out that you now NEED to call for a service call on your furnace, HVAC or heating system.

So, can I ask is your home and heating system ready for the second and even colder winter (Valley of the Sun) weather?

At Aaron’s Mechanical Service we want you to stay comfortable all year round.  If your HVAC unit or heating system needs service or replacement please think of us and call at 623-388-4436 and we will come to you and solve your air conditioning service needs.

Did You Know?

You can save energy with a few simple tips;

Make sure vents and grills are unobstructed. Arrange your furniture and drapes so that all output vents and intake grilles are free from obstruction. This will reduce the heating load on your system for more economical operation.

Avoid excessive use of exhaust fans. Excessive use of kitchen or bathroom exhaust fans will make your system work harder. This will increase energy consumption and costs. Keep costs in check by making wise use of exhaust fans.

Reduce the house temperature one degree at a time (down to 68-65) and wear a sweater or fleece to stay comfy.

At night or when you're away, set your thermostat for lower temperatures (down to 55 or lower). Keep your window drapes closed at night, and close doors to seldom-used rooms until you need them.

Caulk windows and doors to keep heat inside and cold air out. Ask your utility company for a home energy audit to find out how to improve your home's insulation and energy efficiency.

Purchase "green energy" when that option is available from your utility company. (Green energy is renewable and sustainable energy.)

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