The energy-saving tips the HVAC professional who used to take care of the repair gave us would reduce costs and therefore have more money for services the shelter required
Winter was quickly approaching, and from the look of things, the HVAC unit would not hold up even with regular HVAC maintenance. It was nearly two decades old, and with the rate at which the boiler broke down, it would not survive the winter. The local business had already warned us that the HVAC installation was in a bad state. This news was coming at an awful time because people were already coming into the homeless shelter. After all, it was starting to get cold, and the home would be at total capacity by the time winter arrived. We received a last-minute donation as we negotiated and renegotiated a deal with the HVAC provider. It could not have come at a better time, the amount was enough for new HVAC equipment, but it was barely enough for the service charge. The HVAC business had cut us an excellent deal, and we would be able to pay for the whole HVAC process. The HVAC repairman was going to put heated floors using a quality HVAC from a reputable HVAC brand across the entire shelter to help with indoor comfort during those cold months. We would reduce the number of blankets we needed to add during winter with quality heating. The energy-saving tips the HVAC professional who used to take care of the repair gave us would reduce costs and therefore have more money for services the shelter required. We would still be using the old thermostat until there was enough money to upgrade to a better one that was more energy efficient. Upgrading the heating device was a giant step for us, and it also took the burden off the portable space heater when the old unit broke down.