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How should I set my thermostat?
The usual guideline for energy efficiency is that in the summer, more significant is better, and in the winter, lower is better. However, the purpose of furnaces and air conditioners is to maintain comfort in your house. Thus, it would be best to strike the ideal mix between comfort and energy conservation. We advise keeping your thermostat at 78 degrees in the summer and 68 degrees in the winter for energy efficiency and reduced expenses.
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