Increasing the Value of your Home with Energy Upgrades

Blog / Increasing the Value of your Home with Energy Upgrades
September 10, 2021
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Posted by
Ed Miller on Wed, Apr 13, 2011

Did you know that your central heat and air conditioner is responsible for as much as half of the energy consumed in your home? Many homeowners do not realize how important it is when choosing a new central heat and air conditioning system. Homeowners need to focus on efficiency, rather than just choosing any system for their home. Following a few steps below can help you decide whether your home’s central heat and air conditioner needs to be evaluated by a JEA pre-qualified contractor.

  • Do some of your rooms seem too hot or too cold?
  • Does your home have humidity issues, excessive dust, or certain areas that never get comfortable?
  • Is your central air conditioner more than 10 years old?
  • Is the system noisy or in frequent need of repair?
  • Is your thermostat always set to the same temperature?
      1. If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, your home either needs a tune-up to your existing system to operate more efficiently, or a new highly efficient unit might need to be installed. Just remember buying new equipment is only part of the solution. Sizing it and installing it, is critical to the performance of the unit. Snyder Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electric

    proudly sells JEA energy-efficient systems and our pre-qualified contractors of JEA. Upgrade your home and start saving as much as 20 percent on your next bill today!

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