7 Important Installations For a More Comfortable Home  • RentBuyNsell

Whether you are moving into a new home or have been living in your current residence for some time, there are a number of installations you can do to improve your comfort and convenience. These installations will also improve your home’s appeal and make it feel truly like a home. After all, your home should be where you are most comfortable. 

We’ve compiled a list of some of the most practical installations you can make to improve your comfort. Each of these installations offers unique benefits and you’ll be happy about your decision to install them. Continue reading to learn more about these installations. 

1. Air Conditioning and Fans

If you live in an urban area, you’ll know clean air is sort of a scarce commodity. While you may not have any control over the overall quality of air in your city, you can control air quality in your home with an air conditioning unit. Clean indoor air has several benefits such as it makes breathing easier, reduces allergens, and improves your sleep, mood, and cognitive abilities. 

Air conditioning units also cool your home in hot weather. To maximize the cold air your A/C produces, install fans near window unit A/Cs or near central air vents. It may seem redundant to install both an AC and fan but the two can work together to cool your home. Fans will also prevent your AC units from overworking and reduce your energy bills.

1. Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Fire safety can’t be overemphasized. And installing a reliable smoke detector ensures that a fire doesn’t catch you by surprise. This allows you to safely evacuate and call the appropriate authorities (fire department) in the event of a fire. 

A smoke detector can also help you detect fires early and control them to prevent an outbreak. Smart detectors automatically send alerts to fire departments when there is an outbreak. 

Carbon monoxide is a colorless and odorless gas. The aforementioned attributes make this gas even more dangerous and it’s important you have carbon monoxide detectors on each level of your home and outside sleeping areas. Remember to test your detectors regularly to ensure that they are working properly. Also, change the batteries at least once a year.

1. Stable, Fast Internet

The COVID-19 pandemic left many people working remotely from home. And if you want to work smoothly from home, you need a stable and fast internet. You definitely want your next zoom meeting with your co-workers or employees to go smoothly. 

Fast and stable internet is also important for entertainment. Chances are you’ll be browsing the web at home, playing online games, or streaming your favorite movies and TV shows. Without a fast and stable internet connection, you are in for a lot of frustration. 

1. Garage Door Opener

A garage door opener installation can make your life a lot easier and more convenient. You never have to hoist your garage door again with a garage door opener. This means you don’t have to get out of your car to open your garage door and older people won’t have to wear themselves out trying to open their garage doors. 

Apart from the obvious benefit of not having to manually open your garage door, garage door openers can offer better security. You’ll also be happy to know that they consume minimal energy. 

1. Energy Efficient Windows

If you’ve not given much thought to energy-efficient windows, it’s time for you to do so. Energy efficient windows are better able to keep hot or cool air and this allows your home to regulate temperature better. Improved temperature regulation means better comfort. Your energy bill will also be lower as your heating and cooling systems are able to operate more efficiently. 

1. Home Security Systems

Home security systems are important installations and even more so in a high-crime area. Thieves/burglars aren’t keen on breaking into homes with security systems. Doors and windows sensors are the backbone of any home security system. And while you should have sensors on every door and window, it’s common to see people installing sensors on lower levels to save cost. 

There are different types of security systems so you should consult an expert on the type to install. If you travel a lot, you’ll benefit from installing a remote-controlled security system. 

1. Extra Storage

We end this list with extra storage, something many homeowners don’t give much thought to. But you’ll need some extra storage if you want your home to be more comfortable. Clutter can easily build up in a home making it less comfortable. And in most cases, extra storage will not require a lot of investment. 

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