Upgrading to a new thermostat allows you to schedule temperature changes and optimize your heating and cooling system, reducing energy consumption and ultimately lowering your utility bills.

Yes, smart thermostats need Wi-Fi connection to access remote control and advanced features. Often you'll use an app or other online platform to manage your thermostat.

A programmable thermostat allows you to set a schedule for temperature changes, while a smart thermostat offers greater flexibility and automation, often learning your preferences and providing remote control via your smartphone.

If you're looking for pro Honeywell or Nest thermostat installers, we're the right folks for the job! We can install any type of thermostat, including smart thermostats. As long as your desired thermostat is compatible with your system, we can hook it up.  

Our advisors can also suggest thermostat options for your home and budget.

Many choose to replace their thermostat when they install a new heating and air conditioning system. So, whenever you replace your A/C unit, heat pump, furnace, etc. — it might also be time to replace your thermostat.  

Sometimes it’s just nice to have an upgrade! Older thermostats may be yellowing or showing their age. Getting a new thermostat is an affordable way to update.  

Your home's compatibility and your desired type of thermostat will determine what you need. For example, you'll need a smart thermostat to control it via your smart phone.  

Our professional advisors will go over the thermostat options with you to ensure you choose the right one for your needs. We always take your comfort, efficiency and budget into consideration.

Sure, some thermostats seem somewhat DIY-ish, but installing a new thermostat can go from “how hard can it be” to stress, sweat and 4-letter words in 2 seconds flat. Stay cool. Or warm. Call us.

A typical install can take about an hour, but this would change if wires need to be fished, etc. The technician can offer a time scale once they’ve scoped the project and its needs.

Our advisors will ask what type of current thermostat you have, the type of furnace, and the number of wires. They'll guide you on how to find these answers if you’re unsure.

Thermostat lifespans can vary, but on average, they can last around 10-15 years. Upgrading to a new one can provide modern features and increased reliability.

Not at all! Our home services are available to everyone, whether you’re an energy customer with us or not.