An alliance of technology companies, including smart thermostat manufacturers, has developed Matter, a standard for smart home devices.

As people spend more time at home due to the lingering effects of the pandemic, the buzzwords that come to mind are comfort and convenience. The influx of smart controls and thermostats can help fulfill these desires.

All aspects of the world are becoming more digital, and that includes the realm of hydronics. A pair of recent product introductions prove that point.

While there are significant advantages to using smart thermostats, it’s important your customers understand – What options are available that do not require them to give up their privacy to save energy?

Connected homes continue to grow in popularity, creating an opportunity for HVAC contractors to create an even stronger bond with homeowners.

The smart thermostat market continues to get crowded.

It is hard to find a contractor who does not have a firm opinion on Nest and if the company is good for the HVAC industry.

When homeowners purchase a Nest product, Google will connect the customers to a qualified installer, a “Nest Pro.”

The path to temperature control through smart thermostat technology is more involved than many customers realize.