Learn how a smart thermostat can help you manage energy use, with learning schedules, remote access from your phone and helpful maintenance reminders.

If you do not use a smart thermostat in your home yet, you may be missing out on a helpful tool for managing energy use. This type of device can give you tighter control over how and when your heating and cooling system runs.
Here are a few of the key advantages a smart thermostat can bring to your home.
Most electronic thermostats offer basic programming. A smart thermostat goes a step further, which can help you save energy without constantly thinking about it.
As you use a learning-style smart thermostat, it picks up on your temperature preferences. After a short adjustment period, it can anticipate when you like your home cooler and when you prefer it warmer.
Another advantage of a smart thermostat is remote access to your HVAC system from your phone. For example, you can have the air conditioning or heat start a cycle shortly before you get home.
And if you know you are going to be late, you can adjust the schedule so the system does not run until you are on your way.
Smart thermostat apps do more than help you control energy use. Many can also help you keep up with maintenance, with reminders for filter changes or a seasonal tune-up.
Depending on the model, the app may also alert you to system problems so you can schedule a repair promptly, along with notices about power interruptions, changes in energy use and other conditions that affect your system.
A smart thermostat can help you manage your energy bills and keep your home comfortable in every season.
Gibson Home Services installs and services thermostats and controls for homeowners in Cherry Hill, Moorestown and across Burlington County, and we make sure a new thermostat is set up correctly for your specific system. If you are thinking about an upgrade, or your system is due for a tune-up, call (856) 220-4158 or request service online.
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