Posted 7/9/2017 14:53 (#6115068 - in reply to #6115027) Subject: RE: A good thermostat for heating and cooling a house?
9 out of 10 thermostats that we install are HONEYWELL. They do make a "consumer" and "contractor" grade thermostat. The ones you buy at a hardware store are not the same as from a HVAC wholesaler. What are you looking for in features with your thermostat; non-programmable, programmable, wifi/cellular connection capabilities? Tell me what your interested in and I can either sell you one or point you in the right direction.
A good thermostat for heating and cooling a house?
