Whether you’re ready to admit it or not, cool weather is just around the corner. The end of summer means its time to schedule a fall furnace tuneup. Why is a tune-up necessary? Preventative maintenance for your HVAC system ensures equipment is functioning properly, and can detect problems before they become disasters.
Cooler Weather Ahead — Schedule A Furnace Tuneup
October 9th, 2012If You Notice These Signs, You Have A Ductwork Problem
October 4th, 2012
A ductwork problem in your home may substantially increase your energy bills, increase the workload on your heating and cooling systems, and cause significant discomfort for you and your family. Discover The Benefits Of Solar Energy
October 2nd, 2012
Solar electric systems are a good fit for our part of California because of our ample sunshine. In fact, about 12 percent of the state’s electrical power is tapped from renewable energy sources, including solar power. If you’re thinking of making the switch or supplementing your power use with natural energy sources, consider investing in solar-powered systems. Here’s a look at some of the most important benefits of solar energy:
Energy Vampires: A Year-Round Drain
September 27th, 2012
Every year, ordinary household electrical devices cost Americans at least $3 billion in wasted electricity. Many devices create a constant energy drain, even when they’re turned off. Learn how to detect these energy vampires and stop them before they put another hole in your wallet. How To Read That Yellow EnergyGuide Label
September 25th, 2012
We all know that when driving, yellow means yield. In the case of shopping for HVAC appliances, yellow means take a second to read the EnergyGuide label before you decide on a product. If you want to save some green, it helps tremendously to understand the EnergyGuide label and what it can mean for your energy bills.
Why NATE-Certified Technicians Are Reliable Pros
September 20th, 2012
These days, we’re all looking for ways to save money around the home. However, reducing your household expenses should never compromise the quality of your choices – especially when it comes to your home comfort needs. That’s why when you’re searching for an HVAC professional to service your system, you should only accept assistance from NATE-certified technicians – even if that means spending a little extra.
Understanding The Pros: HVAC Terms Defined
September 18th, 2012
In order to select the right HVAC system for your home, locate the best professionals to service your system and recognize when your unit may need repairs, it’s important to understand a few basic HVAC terms. Consider the following HVAC terms to gain a better appreciation of your system needs: The Importance Of Zoning System Design
September 13th, 2012
Setting one thermostat temperature for an entire home isn’t going to cut it, especially if you live in a larger or multiple-story home. You’ve probably noticed that certain areas of your home are always warmer or cooler than the rest. Luckily, a zoning system design is a fairly simple solution to most home heating and cooling inconsistencies.
Energy Savings Tips That Are More Fiction Than Fact
September 11th, 2012
From a very young age, we’re told not to believe everything we hear – but, somehow, we still end up believing most of what we see on the news and read about online without taking time to investigate further. When it comes to energy savings, believing all of those great “money saving tips” without doing your own research can actually hit you right where it hurts – in the wallet. Here are a few common misconceptions about home energy savings:
Tips To Stay Safe When Severe Weather Strikes
September 6th, 2012Here in the San Joaquin Valley, we’re well accustomed to warm and sunny conditions all year round. While the favorable climate is one of the primary reasons so many folks move to the Golden State, it can also put citizens at a slight disadvantage. Thanks to so many blue, sunny afternoons, we sometimes forget to worry about the severe thunderstorms that can strike our area. Here are a few helpful tips for staying safe when inclement weather strikes: