As homeowners look to stay comfortable and control costs this winter, a new generation of smart thermostats is stepping up. These devices don’t just manage temperature — they use AI, advanced sensors, and contractor-focused tools to simplify installs, prevent callbacks, and keep systems running efficiently.
Smart thermostats aren’t new, but contractors are finally putting their full potential to work — diagnosing problems remotely, halting unnecessary truck rolls, and turning the technology into opportunities for recurring revenue.
In a blog post for an audience of Nest Thermostat users, the company said that “it has become increasingly challenging to continue to update these products given the early hardware.”
A smart, connected HVAC system is key to true home comfort. Trane systems are built for flexibility and personalization, allowing dealers to offer customers comfort that fits their lifestyle.
The partnership will allow homeowners to integrate the most efficient HVAC units on the market into the ecobee smart home ecosystem, a press release from Airzone Control said.
The appointment of Matt Rogers to the board of directors at Quilt underscores the growing mainstream adoption of smart home technology, a press release from the company said.
IHG Hotels & Resorts, which manages more than 6,600 hotels around the world, contracted with Allumia to conduct testing of Anacove connected thermostats.