Dear Sierra Pacific Client,
It’s been more than 2 years since our world changed dramatically.
Coronavirus.
We’ve found ways to deal with it, but the impacts are lasting.
I just want to share how I and the Sierra Pacific team personally choose to respond to threats, and share some things that might be helpful to you.
We don’t let fear control us.
It’s very likely that if you’re reading this, we’ve done work for you at your home or you’ve seen us at a Home Show. Maybe you’ve seen our Big Red Trucks and called us out to give you an estimate in the past.
We earn our living by serving as craftsmen and service professionals to Sacramento area homeowners who make improvements to their energy and comfort systems.
We have learned to operate to keep our clients and our team members safe. We choose to serve. And we continue to serve today.
We know that water heaters will break – and we will be there. We know utility power outages will occur and our clients will want whole-home standby generators or solar batteries – we will be there. We know that air conditioners need regular maintenance and the filters replaced – we will be there. *P.S. If you’d like an Ultraviolet (UV) germicidal light installed on your central HVAC system to help purify your home’s air, call us!
Our friendly craftsmen will still do all these things to continue serving you, our clients, using important COVID safety protocols so you and your family can feel safe having us do the important work at your home.
The message: we don’t let fear drive our decisions. We will adapt and evolve and still be safe and successful.
This too shall pass.
Nothing is ever as bad or as good as it seems. All things in life are temporary.
The Sacramento area is strong and a good local economy. The trials and challenges will pass, they always do.
Let us know if you need help.
The Coronavirus may not be affecting your home at this time, but I bet something is. Something is causing your utility bill to be too high right now, or for your home not to be healthy and comfortable.
Whatever it is, let us know if you’d like some help addressing it.
If not now, we understand you have other things to focus on. But when you need us, you can count on Sierra Pacific.
We have a team of experts that can help you address your important upgrades for your home…when you’re ready. All you have to do is just click here www.SierraPacificHome.com.
Respectfully yours,
Jason Hanson
President
Here’s the thing about Sacramento weather—and you know it if you’ve lived here for even just a year—it is extremely variable. Sure, we get cold in the winter and hot in the summer, but we also have unexpected heat waves and surprise cold snaps.
With the extreme variables we have in our weather throughout the year, it’s no secret that you’d like to do everything you can to lower your energy bills. The good news is, you don’t have to decrease your energy usage in order to do that. In fact, there are some simple steps you can take to boost HVAC efficiency, whether we’re talking about your heater or your air conditioner.
Wouldn’t it be nice if our heating systems lasted forever? Unfortunately, this just isn’t the case.
Please join Sierra Pacific Home & Comfort, Inc. at the Northern California Home & Landscape expo. We will be at booth P151 inside the Pavilion building. Come say hello!
We may be heading into our cooler months now, but as we well enough know, heat waves can surprise us. When they do, we don’t want to pay an arm and a leg to cool down our homes. The good news is, there are steps you can take to ensure this isn’t the case, and that you’re always getting the best in efficiency from your HVAC system, whether it’s your cooling or heating unit.
We’ve got some news—it’s not necessarily bad news, but depending on how you look at it, it can be disappointing—there’s no such thing as a silent furnace. We wish this were the case, and there are definitely some advancements being made in recent years to make them quieter, but overall, you can expect to hear it when your system is starting up, shutting down, and running in general.