Unoccupied Home Thermostat Settings
Unoccupied Home Thermostat Settings
How Far Should I set back my thermostat in an unoccupied home? Find out ideal settings for your thermostat by reading our blog or call us. .
The upcoming first day of summer means hot weather is already upon us in the Tri-Cities. This translates into higher electric bills as we crank the air conditioner units in our homes. Heating and cooling our homes accounts for 48 percent of Americans’ total energy consumption, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). This
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