Carl Priest of Northern Heating and Cooling launches an Energy Audit program to save homeowners money on heating their homes for the upcoming winter season ~ Rochester New York

NARRAGANSETT, RI, September 02, 2010

Carl Priest, President of Northern Heating and Cooling in Rochester, New York launches an Energy Audit program for homeowners to save them money on heating their homes for the upcoming winter season. As part of this program Northern Heating and Cooling will do an on-site visit and offer a summary of potential options to make the home more efficient. The rollout of the energy audit program comes at a time when most HVAC companies forget about how synergistically a furnace works with the rest of the house.

The Energy Audit program will provide homeowners with a comprehensive summary on how and where to reduce energy loss inside of their homes thus reducing the cost of their monthly heating and or cooling bill. Mr. Priest said, "In this day and age you can install a new furnace however a lot of times people forget to check the attic insulation, duck work, or filters. Having a new furnace will provide you with more efficiency however if you don't have enough insulation installed in your home then there will still be an issue of lost energy. As part of Priest's Promise I believe you have to go into the home and look at the big picture raking through the potential places for energy loss."

The Energy Audit program will run seasonally with Northern Heating and Cooling. The rollout for the fall will include a written summary with recommendations on where to save, how to maximize the existing equipment within your home, and other energy saving suggestions. "With the Fall season upon us and winter coming quickly we are excited to roll this out to be of service to the Rochester and Walworth communities to improve their energy inside their homes." Said Carl Priest. The energy audit program will deliver results to the homeowners who are looking to save money on their heating this winter by maximizing their current equipment. This audit takes a comprehensive look at how energy flows throughout the home. Northern Heating and Cooling is pleased to begin offering this program to region and offer up ways to integrate efficiency into what's existing so that when winter strikes drafts are reduced, the furnace runs smoothly, and the home is comfortable.

About Northern Heating and Cooling Inc. (585) 223.4480
Northern Heating and Cooling was founded over 20 years ago by Carl Priest. As one of Rochester's premiere HVAC companies, Northern Heating and Cooling specializes in creating energy solutions for homes and commercial spaces. Mr. Priest's background as an engineer has lead him to provide clients innovate ways to maximize efficiency for both heating and cooling solutions. Carl's strategic mindset lets him easily identify where energy is being lost and quickly synthesizes solutions. Northern Heating and Cooling's attention to detail, cleanliness, and reputation for both residential and commercial clients gave birth to the Priest's Promise.

The Priest's Promise is Carl's commitment and dedication to his clients he has served over the past 20 years in business. He believes that no one should have to wait in line or for a call back. He understands the value of diagnosing a problem and coming up with creative ways to address the energy loss issues all while keeping the client in mind during the process.

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