Join Jim Klauck, aka Check A Pro Joe, on the Check A Pro Radio Show as he welcomes Nathan Shafer, an HVAC expert from Shafer Heating and Cooling. In this insightful episode, Nathan shares essential advice on setting your thermostat for optimal comfort and efficiency.
Discover why maintaining a consistent temperature is crucial and how temperature changes can affect your home's energy usage and equipment lifespan. Nathan explains the impact of humidity on perceived temperature and how to manage it throughout the seasons with the help of your HVAC system.
Learn practical tips, such as keeping your AC running during humid summer days to maintain comfort when a dehumidifier is not available. Nathan also highlights the importance of proper HVAC system sizing and cycling for effective humidity control. Don't miss out on these valuable insights to safeguard your belongings and ensure a comfortable environment, even when you're away from home.
For more information log on to www.ShaferHVAC.us
or call (937) 466-1064
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