Thermostat Installation

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$150 - $600

About Thermostat Installation

Your thermostat is the brain of your HVAC system, controlling when and how your equipment runs. Upgrading to a programmable or smart thermostat can save 10-15% on heating and cooling costs while improving comfort. Our technicians install and configure all types of thermostats including basic programmable, Wi-Fi enabled, and advanced smart thermostats like Nest, Ecobee, and Honeywell. We help you choose the right thermostat for your lifestyle and HVAC system, ensure proper wiring and compatibility, configure schedules and settings, and show you how to use all features including smartphone apps, geofencing, and energy reports.

Benefits of Professional Thermostat Installation

Energy savings of 10-15%

Automated temperature scheduling

Remote control via smartphone

Energy usage reports and insights

Improved comfort with learning features

Integration with smart home systems

Easy-to-use interfaces

Common Thermostat Installation Issues We Solve

Thermostat not maintaining temperature

Poor location affecting readings

Outdated manual thermostat

Wiring compatibility issues

Incorrect programming

Wi-Fi connectivity problems

Our Thermostat Installation Process

Compatibility assessment

Thermostat recommendation

Old thermostat removal

New thermostat installation

Wiring and configuration

Wi-Fi setup and app installation

Programming and scheduling

User training and documentation

When to Call for Thermostat Installation

Want to reduce energy bills
Old thermostat malfunctioning
Upgrading to smart home technology
Need programmable schedules
Want remote control capability

Thermostat Installation FAQs

What should I do if I smell gas from my furnace?

If you smell gas: 1) Do NOT use electrical switches, phones, or create sparks. 2) Evacuate everyone from the building immediately. 3) Call 911 and your gas company from outside. 4) Do NOT re-enter until professionals clear the building. 5) Contact an HVAC technician to inspect and repair your furnace. Gas leaks can cause explosions—always take them seriously.

How is commercial HVAC different from residential?

Commercial HVAC systems are larger, more complex, and designed for different usage patterns. They often use rooftop units (RTUs), chillers, and complex ductwork systems. Commercial systems require specialized zoning, higher capacity, and must meet different building codes. They also need more frequent maintenance due to constant operation and typically have different efficiency requirements.