Energy Tips
Learn from the experts at Standard Heating about useful energy tips to help you save money on utility bills and reduce your carbon footprint.
- Change your air filters monthly. A dirty filter restricts airflow and can increase the operating cost of your furnace by as much as 10%.
- During heating season, lower your thermostat by 2 degrees when you are home and 5 degrees when you are away.
- Make sure your vents aren’t blocked by furniture or drapes.
- On high efficiency systems, leave your fan on to improve air circulation throughout your home and even temperatures.
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Casey did a very thorough job of examining our furnace, and described his findings and recommendations very well. We are longtime Standard Heating customers and this most recent experience re-confirmed our satisfaction and loyalty.
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He arrived on time and was very helpful and accommodating for any questions that we had. He did offer their maintenance plan but was not pushy about it.
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Cody, one of their technicians, was helpful, knowledgeable, and explained clearly our options in what/how to keep our furnace running well.
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He even pointed out some things he noticed not technically related to the ducts, such as some asbestos on an old wood-burning stove that I had thought was just old tape and recent mouse activity in the basement.
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He was very informative and pleasant to work with. He was quite punctual and let us know certain ways to work with our system even better.
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Who would have thought that within 2 hours of calling these guys I would be sitting in a warm living room again after my furnace stopped working this afternoon. Super happy with my experience today.
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I called Standard Heating early Monday morning after our ancient gravity furnace went out the day prior.
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