Energy Saving Ideas for Your Home

Is your home comfort system as good as it could be? Here are a few questions you might want to ask yourself:

• Is your home comfortable day and night, all year round?
• Is your current system quiet and energy efficient?
• Does your current air conditioner dehumidify as it cools?
• Is your home too dry in winter? Is there too much static electricity? Or are family members coughing because of dry inside air?
• Do family members suffer from allergies?
• Are certain rooms or areas too hot or too cold depending on the season?
• Does your system go on and off too frequently?

If you're not satisfied with your current system, let us recommend and install one that will maximize your comfort every day of the year. A new Trane system could be more energy efficient too, which means you'll save money on your utility bills.

What Is a Home Comfort System?

A home comfort system is more than just a furnace and air conditioner. It should be a system that is made up of individual components, including:

• Furnaces
• Air conditioners
• Heat pumps
• Humidifiers
• Air handlers
• Heat coils
• High-efficiency air-filtration systems
• Programmable thermostats
• Sensors
• Duct systems

Each component should be designed to work with every other component to form an integrated "matched" unit. Depending on your specific needs, a good home comfort manufacturer uses these components to build a system that maximizes your home's comfort, reduces energy consumption, purifies the air inside your home and lowers your utility bills.

Why is This Important?

You have to find a name you can trust for top-quality, innovative home comfort systems. Their products should be engineered to the tightest specifications and manufactured to the highest standards in the industry.

• Outstanding durability
• Proven reliability
• Top energy efficiency ratings

Their systems should be built to last. And they should be perfectly balanced for better performance, greater efficiency and enhanced comfort.

Highly Efficient for Lower Utility Bills

Make sure your manufacturer offers the most energy-efficient equipment available. Their products should meet the government-backed Energy Star guidelines for superior energy efficiency - delivering the heating and cooling power you want, but using less energy.

You want energy-efficient equipment that helps improve indoor air quality while reducing indoor pollution. And you want it to lower your heating and air conditioning bills by up to 20%, too. What's more, you want an installed system that adds long-term value to your home.

Relief from Allergy Symptoms

Indoor air quality plays a significant role in allergies. Poor-quality air can cause allergy symptoms, or make them worse. You want an electronic air cleaner that actually improves the quality of the air inside your home. It should remove common allergens like dust, pollen, animal hair and dander, dust mites, lint, smoke and cooking grease, even some bacteria. That means a healthier home environment, and fewer allergy symptoms.

Unmatched Warranties

Compare home comfort systems to see who backs the best warranties in the industry. One good reason to shop at places like Home Depot is that they stand behind the installation service you receive.

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