Nashville Heating and Cooling Contractors

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning.

No. Every heating and cooling system is designed to heat and cool the air of a specific number of square feet. When you close off certain rooms, you change and decrease the system’s ability to maintain its airflow and efficiency. This will make your heating and cooling system less efficient, working harder to heat or cool less space.

We do not recommend planting anything within 18 inches of your outdoor heating and cooling unit. Air conditioners and heat pumps need open space to properly intake and exhaust air to operate at maximum efficiency. Without proper air circulation, your outdoor unit could become blocked and require service.

The temperature that you set your thermostat at will change depending on the season and your personal preferences. During wintertime, most people program their thermostat between 68° and 72°. Remember though, avoid temperature changes of more than 5° when you leave your house; extreme changes will cause your unit to work harder and can shorten the lifespan of your unit.

Programmable thermostats are generally more accurate and more efficient than thermostats containing mercury. With a programmable thermostat, you can automatically maintain the temperature in your home at different times of day without ever touching the thermostat.

Yes! When you regularly replace used air filters, you help maintain the peak-efficiency levels of your heating and cooling system and improve your indoor air quality. It also ensures proper airflow throughout your home and reduces dust, allergens, and germs.