It’s important to keep your home warm and comfortable during the winter. But how can you do it without driving your energy bills up and having it cost you an arm and a leg? There are a number of steps you can take. One of the simplest is to use a programmable thermostat.
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Program Your Thermostat and Save this Season
Thursday, November 12th, 2015Home Maintenance Tips to Keep Your House and HVAC System in Top Shape
Tuesday, November 10th, 2015
The changing of the seasons is an ideal time to take care of home maintenance tasks that improve comfort and energy efficiency. To reduce stress on your HVAC system and keep your home in the best shape, make sure these tasks are on your list. Allergy Sufferer? Get Relief by Improving Air Quality in Your Home
Thursday, November 5th, 2015
The greater Fresno area is famous for having glorious weather all year round. Unfortunately, the downside is that ragweed and allergens also thrive. Despite that, there are many methods that you can employ in order to improve the indoor air quality in your home.Don’t Forget to Flush Sediment from Your Water Heater Annually
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015
Just like your car, the quality of care you give your water heater is a reliable indicator of how efficiently it will operate. After all, if you don’t clean the storage tank as suggested by the manufacturer, your system won’t last as long as it could. Moreover, you’re likely to experience more water heating breakdowns and a spike in your energy bills.
3 Reasons to Consider Ductless Heating
Monday, November 2nd, 2015There are many people that think of California as always being sunny and warm. While it is true that we enjoy a lot of warm and pleasant weather around here, the fact remains that our home heating systems are, though used less frequently, still just as important as our air conditioners. If you hope to be 100% satisfied with the performance of your heater, then it is important that you do more than just invest in a great system. You must also be sure to invest in a system that is a great fit for your personal usage habits. Consider the use of a ductless heating system in Fresno, CA. Read the information below, and remember to contact Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning with any questions that you may have.
Schedule Furnace Maintenance Now to Prevent Problems Later
Thursday, October 29th, 2015
Although the heating season in the Central Valley isn’t nearly as demanding as the cooling season, it’s important to have professional furnace maintenance this fall. When an HVAC expert goes through your equipment, you’ll have the assurance that the system runs as cleanly and efficiently as possible, both of which promote dependable performance.
Duct Sealing Can Impact Your Home Comfort
Tuesday, October 27th, 2015
Your air ducts play a major role in keeping your home cool in Fresno’s hot, dry summers and in chasing away the chill during winter. Duct sealing helps your ducts do their job more efficiently so you can stay more comfortable and lower your bills.
Breathe Easier by Improving Your Indoor Air Quality this Fall
Thursday, October 22nd, 2015
Allergies: sneezing, coughing, itching eyes and even asthma are the symptoms for one of the most commonly suffered conditions in the world. Just when you think that cooler weather means you’re in the clear for outdoor allergens, everyone’s least favorite fall plant, ragweed, rears its ugly head. That’s right, those lovely golden sprigs of flowers you see blooming on the side of Fresno’s freeways right now are probably causing your hay fever.
Everyone loves having air conditioning, especially in sunny Fresno, California, where temperatures often reach 100 degrees. However, not everyone loves the look of the outdoor HVAC unit. Thankfully, there are measures that homeowners can take to hide their units and keep their lawns looking pristine. Did You Know Turning Down Your Water Heater Temperature Saves Money?
Thursday, October 15th, 2015
When you want to save money on your heating bill, you probably turn back the temperature inside your home at the thermostat. It’s simple and it makes sense. The same logic can be used to save money with your water heater by turning back your water heater temperature.