Hello,
I am not sure to whom I should share this message but I wanted to pass along a big THANK YOU and to recognize the gentleman who came to my home to service my air conditioning unit. I had issues back in June and you all had come to fix them. This past week my unit went out and in 24 hours Brothers had a service man at my home. Jason, (I’m afraid I don’t remember his last name and I don’t currently have the paperwork with me at the time), was wonderful! (please note his last name sounded Italian). Jason made me feel very comfortable which I am wary of being a woman alone in her home. He took the time to answer all of my questions which is much appreciated.
After checking out the unit, we had a laugh as the issue was my batteries were dead in the thermostat. The appointment cost me $89 for a AA battery change, however I’m not complaining at all. Jason could have easily taken me for a ride and I would have paid $2k had he convinced me to. A.C. units are similar to cars – if you don’t know anything about them, you can be easily fooled. I am spreading the word of Brothers Heating and Air’s honest customer approach. You are a rare find this day in age. THANK YOU, I will never use anyone else!
Warmest Regards,
J.P.
Generally, the Department of Energy recommends setting your air conditioner to 78 degrees and using a combination of a dehumidifier and fans to stay cool while it is off. If the temperature rises above that level, the air conditioner will turn on and supplement your dehumidifier. Consider too that a dehumidifier will reduce the burden placed on your air conditioner to pull humidity from the air. Humid air takes more energy to cool than dry air. Despite the fact that dehumidifiers will often raise the air temperature by 1-2 degrees, they save energy and make you more comfortable.