THERMOSTAT REPLACEMENT
Thermostat Replacement 

Thermostat Replacement Services
for Bryan, College Station, Brenham, and Navasota, TX

There are numerous issues with your heating or cooling system that can be traced back to your thermostat. Although thermostats do not have set lifespans, they tend to last around 10 years or so. After 10 years, it is common for thermostats to start malfunctioning because of aging wiring, dust accumulation, or general wear-and-tear. 

If your thermostat is broken or dying, it can cause significant discomfort for you and your family. If you are having issues with your thermostat, do not hesitate to reach out to the team at Mosqueda Cooling & Heating. Our air conditioning and heating contractor is proud to offer thermostat replacement services across the Bryan, College Station, Brenham, and Navasota, TX communities.
Completed Thermostat Replacement Project

Signs You May Need a New Thermostat

  • Your Thermostat is Unresponsive - When you adjust your thermostat and get no response whatsoever from your furnace or air conditioner it may mean your thermostat needs replacing.
  • Heat or A/C Does Not Turn On - A wiring defect in the thermostat could prevent electrical signals from being sent to your heating/cooling system. Your thermostat could also be reading temperatures incorrectly and not turning on the heating/cooling when needed.
  • A/C or Heat is Running Constantly - The thermostat can be miscalibrated and is sending the wrong instructions to your HVAC system. The wiring may also be frayed or broken.
  • Your Thermostat is Old - If your thermostat has not been updated to a digital one, it is likely it needs to be replaced. Modern thermostats are more reliable than older models.
  • You Replaced Your Furnace or A/C Unit - If you have updated (or plan to update) your furnace and/or A/C unit, you will also want to replace your thermostat so you have an upgraded model.

Benefits of Thermostat Replacement

  • Lower Costs - A programmable thermostat allows you to reduce the heat in your home while you are away or sleeping. This can save you up to 15% on your energy bills.


  • Automation - Old thermostats require manual changes to adjust the heat of your home. A programmable one allows you to automate the times at which your heat settings change. There is no need to go change the thermostat settings yourself after that.


  • Extend the Life of Your Heat Pump - A new thermostat will help reduce the workload of your heat pump, especially during non-peak hours. This will reduce the wear and tear on your heat pump.


  • Eco-Friendly - You will reduce your home's energy consumption. They do not use toxic chemicals such as mercury which is bad for the environment.
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