(618) 345-7498 | Serving Metro East Illinois
Most of us have spring fever, but there are still some chilly days ahead! Before you reach for those flip flops, here are some tips for setting your thermostat for the rest of the winter season. Believe it or not, there is an ideal temperature for your home in the colder months, and Energy Star information, found at energy.gov, knows what that temperature should be.
We all know by now that our household energy costs can be a source of frustration. When it’s cold outside and the temps are dipping, it seems like our heating bill continues to surge. The average American household spends more than $900 annually on energy! What if you could implement a few money savings tips to cut down that energy bill this season?
COLLINSVILLE, Ill., Jan. 21, 2019 – The Collinsville-based HVAC Company, Viviano Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., announced that it will be celebrating 30 Years in Business in 2019. The family-owned and operated HVAC company has been serving the Collinsville, Illinois area and many other Metro-east communities since 1989. To celebrate this milestone anniversary, owner Don Viviano and his team will be giving back to the community that has supported them over the three decades with a “30 Acts of Kindness” campaign.
Computers may not have taken over the planet Terminator-style, but they certainly have made an impact in all of our lives. Nexia is a convenient, wonderful way homeowners can remotely monitor equipment in their homes, protecting their investment and making sure their system is operating at its highest efficiency. With Nexia, heating and cooling has gone “Sci-fi”!
A recent article by Trane explains that there are misconceptions consumers may have about heat pumps. Today, smart homeowners are looking for ways to be more energy-efficient, and heat pumps may be one way to make not only your home but your monthly energy bills a bit more comfortable. Here are some heat pump myths debunked!
Fall has arrived! With the beautiful fall foliage comes the brisk days and the chilly nights, so it is important that your heater is working before winter hits. Unfortunately, there are several factors that can affect the efficiency of your heater. The good news is we have some relatively easy fixes to turn your chilly, drafty home into the cozy haven it’s meant to be!
Winter is coming! With lower temperatures comes higher heating bills, but it doesn’t have to be that way. There are many tips and tricks out there on how to save on your heating bill. Trane offers many tried and true options for saving on that heating bill, so we thought we’d share that information for homeowners in our latest blog. Have questions? Give us a call at (618) 345-7498.
This season, many of us in the Midwest are wary of storms that can bring rain, wind and power outages. If you’re looking for ways to get ready for nasty storms, visit the website Ready.gov for handy tips. Here are also a few ways you can take special care of your HVAC equipment when storms are being forecasted.
With new technology popping up every day, it can be hard to keep up with what new smart home appliances are out there, and which ones are actually worth your money. When it comes to choosing a thermostat, going smart is a great way to save energy and money over time. According to Energy Star, switching to a smart thermostat will save you an average of $100 a year on your household energy bill.
Keep Out the Heat
If you want to keep your house cool, it is important to keep the heat out. A major way heat enters a home is through windows. It is important to make sure your windows are properly sealed and insulated, especially if they are older or less energy efficient. Windows are also the highways for hot sunlight to enter your house. Be sure to keep shades and drapes closed during the day and consider investing in black out curtains to keep even more heat out.
Viviano Heating & Air Conditioning
201 W. Main Street, Collinsville, IL 62234 • 618-345-7498
© 2020 Viviano Heating & Air Conditioning. All Rights Reserved. Design & Development by 
Cork Tree Creative.
