Control Your Home’s Comfort with a Smart Thermostat

Maintaining the comfort in your Augusta, Georgia, home is crucial, especially when the temperature begins to rise drastically. One way to take control of the comfort in your home is by installing a smart thermostat. Smart thermostats can help improve the comfort of your home in the following ways:

Provide Remote Access

With a smart thermostat, you will be able to connect directly to your thermostat through your smart device. If you are trying to save on your energy use, you may set your temperature higher when you are away. Instead of adjusting it when you return home and waiting for it to cool down, you can simply remote in and lower it from your phone. By the time you arrive home, the temperature will be right where you want it.

Learn Your Energy Habits

Most smart thermostats are equipped with learning capabilities which allows them to analyze reports of your energy use. After learning your habits, they can begin to make adjustments on their own. This will provide you with maximum energy savings while keeping your home as comfortable as you want it.

Connect with Other Home Systems

You can choose a smart thermostat that can work alongside other useful features in your home to keep it as comfortable as possible. Some models can connect with in-home humidifiers and air purifiers. When the air quality is poor, or the humidity level is off, the thermostat will trigger the system to start. This will help you to maintain humidity and air quality levels.

You can also connect your smart thermostat to sensors around your home, which can send back information on the temperature in various rooms. When the sensors are triggered, It can make adjustments and ensure that all rooms stay a consistent temperature, reducing hot and cold spots.

Take control of the comfort of your home by installing a smart thermostat. Not sure which model can perform the functions you want and need? Contact our professionals at Plunkett Heating & Air at 706-426-0779 today to check out available models.

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