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Power outages are often manageable, but there are those that can last for days or even weeks or you may have a special circumstance where power is required at all times. These outages can be costly and even dangerous.

Programmable thermostats have many benefits, which is why the team at JP Heating & Air Conditioning in Kalamazoo strongly recommends them. In this post, we will look at four of the reasons you should use a programmable thermostat in your home.

We have already seen some 80 and 90 degree days this spring in Kalamazoo. If that’s any indication of how this summer will be, you will likely be getting a lot of use out of your air conditioning system.

We have already had some hot and humid days that have required us to turn on our air conditioning in Kalamazoo. If you notice your air conditioning system is making noises that it shouldn’t or if it doesn’t seem to be working properly…

As it gets closer the summer and the weather gets warmer in Kalamazoo, you will begin to use your air conditioning system. The costs of operating an air conditioning system throughout the season can get really high.

As winter transitions into spring for homeowners in Kalamazoo, there are a number of items you should consider to ensure your HVAC system continues to run properly and efficiently.

Did you know that the EPA has named indoor air pollution as one of the top five environmental risks to public health? This is especially concerning for those who have issues with allergies or asthma.

An easy way to heat up your home free-of-charge is by opening your blinds and curtains on sunny days so that the sun’s warmth can come in. If you’re home during the day, you can even sit in the sun and skip bumping up the thermostat a couple degrees.

Not only are Michigan winters often very cold, they’re also very dry. In the warmer months, it’s acknowledged that humidity makes it feel much warmer, but oftentimes the same thought isn’t given to making your home feel warmer in the winter by using a whole-home humidifier.

Having an energy efficient heating and cooling system will not only save you money on your utility bill, but could also qualify you for rebates through your electric and gas company. In fact, Consumers Energy offers anywhere from $50 to $1,500 in rebates.