Understand how a SEER rating is determined and explore how that rating can affect your energy cost and comfort. Your home and energy needs are unique, which means your SEER rating may change depending on what’s most important to you in a heating and cooling system. WHAT IS SEER RATING FOR HVAC? In the heating …
Saving money on energy costs during the winter starts with good insulation. Adding weather-stripping to doors, installing double-pane windows, and using insulating foam between walls are all great ways to lower your energy bill. And while some energy-saving tips, like installing double-pane windows, require a significant upfront investment, one of the best energy-saving tips is …
On average, we spend about 90% of our time indoors, and 65% of that at home. Trends of working and learning from home has led families to spend even more time there – converting the kitchen table into a classroom or a coffee table into a makeshift desk. While we may think about the safety …
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Things to Check if Your HVAC isn’t Working Properly Thermostat – Make sure your thermostat is working properly. Filter Check – Change your dirty filters and see if that resolves the issue. Damper Check – Have your dampers check to make sure they are properly balanced. Refrigerant Leak – An A/C technician can check to …
It’s Gettin’ Hot Out There! Tips on Conserving Energy. Your air conditioner is likely the biggest energy consumer in your home. With the heat rising, you are probably seeing increased utility bills. However, there are ways to keep energy costs at bay. Following some of the top AC energy saving tips can reduce your utility …
A/C Cooling in Some Rooms and Not Others? Do you have rooms in your home that get cooler than others? You might need to balance ductwork. Unfortunately, some homes are built with improper ductwork that leaves your home cool in some rooms and warmer in others. Simply making sure the ductwork is properly positioned so …
Filter Time! Changing out your filters once everything 3 months prolongs the life of your A/C system. Set yourself a calendar event to make sure to do this simple but very effective tip to avoid costly repairs. If you have indoor animals or allergies, change your filters every 1-2 months.
Remember to Get Your Preseason Checkup! It not only helps your A/C run smoother, it helps prolong its’ lifespan. Getting your A/C checked every Spring keeps your A/C working properly and can help with energy savings.
We are headed for a cold front this week. Our winters are usually very unpredictable. It is important that your furnace is working properly. If not, it may be time to invest in a new one. Here are our 7 signs that it is time to replace your furnace: Age of Your Furnace How old …
Keep A/C Vents & Grills Clean Keep all A/C vents clean. On your return air filter grill, vacuum the grill each month when you change your filters.