Lake City Air Conditioning and Heating

Our services include AC repair, AC maintenance, and AC replacement of residential and commercial HVAC systems. We also have solutions to improve your indoor air quality. All employees undergo rigorous background screening and drug testing as part of our commitment to respecting our customers and their property. Dispatchers are standing by… not an answering service or auto-attendant… so call us now for all of your heating & cooling needs. Our service area includes Jacksonville, Lake City, Live Oak, Gainesville, Ocala, and all surrounding areas.

How Proper Temperature Control Impacts Energy Costs and Your Living Environment

There are impacts that you can have on the fiscal and physical efficiency of your air conditioning and heating system by making a few simple adjustments to your temperature controls. Properly following these ideas for a few months could lead to up to 15% in overall energy cost savings and create a more comfortable environment at home.

Find Your Maximum Temperature

The suggested temperature for maximum efficiency in the summer months is 78 degrees. Compared to the outside temperatures, this is quite cool. It may take some getting used to but taking the time to find a higher, comfortable temperature will be worth it.

Try taking the temperature up slowly. If you typically have your air at 68 degrees, raise it one degree per day for a week. This will allow you time to adjust and realize it can be quite comfortable.

Purchase a Programmable Thermostat

Advanced thermostats that make programming easy. These are relatively easy add-ons that can quickly pay for themselves with the energy savings.

Once installed, these thermostats can be programmed to change the temperature in your home at any time. If you leave for work, program the temperature to rise and cool back down half an hour before you typically get home.

Take the opportunities available to reduce overall energy consumption and costs while improving the living environment of your home. Ask your Lake City Cook’s Air Technician about adding a programmable thermostat.