If your thermostat settings are too high during the winter or too low in the summer, a furnace needs to work harder (and more ...

If you own one of the older models and you live in the US, Canada, or Europe, you’ll have access to the following offers: US: $130 off the Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) (MSRP $279.99 ...

Thermostat replacement. $100 - $440. Coils replacement. $100 - $440. Door seal replacement. ... As a good rule of thumb, if your refrigerator is less than eight years old or is a high-end model, ...

Unless you live alone, there's a good chance you've clashed with partners, roommates or family members over just how warm your home should be in the winter. It's a debate as old as the HVAC system ...

It took me maybe 10 minutes to take down my old second-gen Nest Thermostat and replace it with this new fourth-gen. You’ll note the faux-slate backer plate on my wall — I’ve had it for years.

Remove the bolts that hold the thermostat housing and the old thermostat. Remove the gasket around the housing for the old thermostat (the remaining hole). Scrape off any remaining pieces after ...

The Nest Thermostat carries many of the same features users have come to expect.According to Google, it can save anywhere from 10 percent to 12 percent on heating costs and as much as 15 percent ...

John Galeotafiore, who manages thermostat testing for CR, also has some tips. “It’s best not to try to replace your thermostat during a time when a functioning HVAC system is important, such ...

Sadly, the old base plates are too big for the new thermostat. Nest also includes the aforementioned plastic plate to cover up any remnants of your last thermostat — old holes, or paint for example.