• The excellent people at AirWorks are simply the best! Their service is delivered with a high level of HVAC knowledge as well as integrity and honesty . I appreciate working with everyone at AirWorks.Pamela M.
  • Thanks Airworks for working long hours and staying late to finish our project ! Thanks for having a polite efficient and friendly staff. We appreciate your outstanding service French family !Debby Hellickson F.
  • Bill was awesome! First he talked us through getting our heater started. Then, when it died again the next day, a Sunday, he came out and fixed it! Very honest and upfront about charges which we greatly appreciate.Elise Van V.
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Tips on Making Your HVAC Unit More Efficient This Summer

Summer is here, meaning there is plenty of work for your HVAC system. However, just because you need to keep cool and comfortable, that doesn’t mean you have to pay high energy bills. AirWorks, Inc., your trusted HVAC repair and installation specialist, can help you keep costs down by providing tips on making your HVAC unit more efficient.

Replace Your Fuses Regularly

An HVAC unit fuse is designed to last longer than the fuses in your heater and air conditioner. That said, replace your fuses regularly if you want your HVAC to perform efficiently. Make sure to schedule a professional inspection so they can check and replace your fuses. This is not a DIY project, as replacing the fuses can disrupt the power supply and cause injury.

 

Use a Programmable Thermostat

As an air conditioner repair expert, we suggest purchasing a programmable thermostat because it is one of the easiest ways to save on your utility bills. According to the Department of Energy, increasing your home’s temperature in summer and dropping it in winter by 10 to 15 degrees for eight hours can have a significant effect on your bills. A programmable thermostat makes it easier to achieve this since it allows you to schedule automatic temperature changes.

Improve Your Attic Ventilation

Making sure your attic is well-ventilated is an often overlooked part of improving a home’s energy efficiency. Good attic ventilation prevents heat and moisture buildup in your attic because of improved air flow. This can reduce attic temperatures and make it much easier for your air conditioner to keep you comfortable in summer. Remember that there are several factors to consider when making your attic ventilation better. We suggest working with a professional.

Call our team if you need a new and more efficient way to air condition your home. AirWorks, Inc. is trained and certified by the Building Performance Institute, which is why we make sure our solutions to indoor climate control are well-considered. We take into account the various external and internal factors that affect comfort and energy efficiency. We serve Whitefish and Kalispell and many other areas in MT. Call us at (406) 630-4170 to learn more about HVAC efficiency. You can also ask for a free estimate.

Bill Yarus

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