How to Test Your Thermostat

House heating up? Not sure if your thermostat is working? Testing your thermostat in the summer is very important for several reasons. First, your thermostat serves as the control center for your cooling system, ensuring that your home maintains a comfortable and consistent temperature. By testing it during the summer, you can verify its functionality and detect any potential issues before the scorching heat becomes unbearable.
A malfunctioning thermostat can lead to inefficient cooling, resulting in higher energy bills and unnecessary strain on your cooling equipment. By conducting a quick test, you can ensure that your thermostat is accurately reading the indoor temperature and effectively communicating with your cooling system, preventing any discomfort or inconvenience during the hottest months of the year.

Also, testing your thermostat in the summer can play a crucial role in identifying any underlying problems that might have gone unnoticed during the cooler months. As thermostats often remain idle or are predominantly used for heating during winter, issues might arise when switching to cooling mode. From simple calibration errors to more complex electronic malfunctions, summer testing allows you to catch and address these problems promptly, avoiding potential breakdowns and costly repairs in the future.

If a replacement is necessary, summer offers a more comfortable environment for the installation process, enabling you to maintain a cool and pleasant home while ensuring your cooling system is in top-notch condition and ready to face the sweltering temperatures ahead.
In this video, William Frew walks you through a quick demo to check your thermostat.