SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) measures how efficiently an air conditioner cools over a season, with higher ratings indicating greater efficiency and lower energy consumption. SEER2, the newer standard introduced in 2023, provides a more accurate reflection of real-world performance by accounting for factors like system wear and environmental conditions.

Regularly draining and flushing your water heater, ideally monthly or at least annually, is crucial for preventing sediment buildup, improving efficiency, and extending the lifespan of your water heater, ultimately saving you money and preventing potential issues.
Here's why draining and flushing your water heater is important:
Sediment Buildup:
Over time, minerals and debris from your water settle at the bottom of the water heater tank, forming sediment.
Reduced Efficiency:
This sediment buildup acts as an insulator, preventing the heating element from efficiently transferring heat to the water, leading to higher energy consumption and utility bills.
Premature Wear and Tear:
Sediment can also cause increased wear and tear on the water heater's components, potentially leading to leaks, rust, and premature failure.
Extended Lifespan:
Regular draining and flushing can help extend the lifespan of your water heater by preventing these issues.
Improved Performance:
A clean water heater heats water more efficiently, ensuring you have a consistent supply of hot water.
Preventing clogs:
Sediment buildup can lead to clogs, which can cause the water heater to malfunction

Dial -A-Temp Heating & Colling offers Water Heater preventative maintenance . We will flush the water heater, check the flue for obstructions and proper draft , check the main gas control for proper combustion and accuracy.

Pro Tip: Maintain the correct water temperature, turning the water temperature up does not make the water hotter faster and reduces the life of the water heater.
Consumers should size the water heater for the size if the family.