Home Comfort Experts understands that when it comes to your home and family you are protective, and only want the most trustworthy of people invited inside. That’s why we work hard to make sure you can trust our company and our technicians. If you’re looking for quality plumbing, heating and air conditioning service make sure you call the guys you can trust at Home Comfort Experts. Here’s why you can trust us:

We Are a Family-Owned Business Who Cares

Our company is based on strong family values, because we are family run. That means we understand what you need in order to trust us. And we care a great deal about, not only our customers, but also our community as a whole.  That’s why we give back to some of our favorite charities, like the Disabled American Veterans, Habitat for Humanity, and Street Kids Care.

Our Technicians Are Formally Trained & Certified

You can trust that our technicians will do the job right, and be courteous the entire time they are in your home. All of our technicians are formally trained in both the technical and social aspects of the job before they can begin their employment with us. Quality plumbing, heating, and air conditioning service is our main priority, followed closely by phenomenal customer relations. Not to mention, our technicians are also background checked and drug tested.

We Have Great Customer Testimonials

Another reason you know you can trust us is because so many of our past and current customers do. We know that word eventually gets around whether you do a great job or a poor one. We work hard to make sure we leave every customer satisfied with our work and our manners. You can read what our customers have to say about us on our website, as well as on our Google+ and Facebook page.

Call the heating, cooling and plumbing professionals at Home Comfort Experts at the location nearest you. You can find all of our locations across Michigan and Indiana on our homepage.

Heating and cooling systems suck up more money than any other system in your home; typically making up 46% of your utility bill. Combining a furnace tune-up with a whole-home energy saving approach will have the greatest impact on your energy bill.

 

Furnace Tune-up & Equipment Maintenance

Proper equipment maintenance and upgrades, like furnace tune-ups from Home Comfort Experts, are extremely important to keep your energy bills down. A furnace tune-up will keep your system running as efficiently as possible, which means it will use less energy to keep your family warm this winter.

 

Proper Insulation

A home that’s under-insulated is vulnerable to extreme temperature spikes and dips. Insulation keeps warm air inside your home in the winter, and cool air inside during the summer months. Poor insulation, especially in the attic can cause your energy bills to sky rocket through the roof, literally.

 

Related Read: Signs You Need a Furnace Tune-Up

 

Air Seal Your Home

Another way to effectively keep warm air in your home is to air seal areas that often leak air in your home. Caulking or weatherstripping are two simple techniques that will help you seal air inside your home and save money on your energy bills. Use caulking to seal air leaks between station house components such as door and window frames. Use weatherstripping to seal moving components in your home, such as entry/exit doors, windows, and garage doors.

 

Set Your Thermostat

Programmable settings on your thermostat are not only very convenient, but they are a great way to save money! In the winter, set your thermostat as low as is comfortable. From there, you can lower the setpoint when you’re sleeping or away from your home for an extended period of time.

 

Use Your Drapes

During the winter, keep your drapes and shades on the south side of your home open during the day to allow the sun’s rays to penetrate your home and naturally warm it. Close these south-facing drapes at night to reduce the chill you may feel from cold windows.

 

Putting these few techniques into practice around your home can help save you around 30% on your energy bill, all while reducing your carbon footprint. Call Home Comfort Experts today to schedule your annual furnace tune-up before winter’s wrath grasps onto the Midwest.