Tips to Improve your Heating Efficiency this Fall

The efficiency of a furnace is measured by the percentage of money spent on heating that actually converts to warming your home. New furnaces from Bryant are highly efficient to the point where 97% of every dollar spent heats your home. Many older furnaces only convert about 65%! The rest of this energy is wasted by old technology and a pilot light that’s constantly lit. New furnaces have an electric ignition that only starts when the thermostat tells it to, meaning they’re not burning unnecessary fuel like a traditional pilot light. If you want to learn more about different options for heating your Ann Arbor home this fall, click here!

Take your Efficiency to the Next Level this Fall

If you want to really take your efficiency to the next level this fall, the best thing you can do is have your furnace tuned-up and the filter cleaned or replaced. These tune-ups include cleaning important pieces from dirt and condensation, checking if certain pieces are working and then testing the efficiency of the furnace. By doing this, you’re allowing your furnace to do the same work but expend less energy doing it, which will certainly pay off on your energy bill! And better yet, a well-kept furnace will last you a lot longer. Click here to learn more tips about heating your Ann Arbor home more efficiently.