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Be Careful, You Could Void Your HVAC Warranty — What You Need to Know

Be Careful, You Could Void Your HVAC Warranty — What You Need to Know

November 4, 2014

Your HVAC system is one of the most expensive parts of your home, protecting you from the worst weather that Orlando has to offer. If you would like to make sure that your system remains protected by the manufacturer, make sure that you do not void your HVAC warranty by avoiding these common mistakes:

Furnace Replacement: Ask These Questions if You Think It’s Time

Furnace Replacement: Ask These Questions if You Think It’s Time

December 17, 2013

Winter will be coming soon to the Orlando area, and if you need to have your furnace replaced, now is the time to do it. Because a furnace replacement is such a large, expensive and important job, it pays to ask your installer a few questions to make sure the job gets done correctly.

These HVAC Contractor Red Flags Should Make You Shy Away

These HVAC Contractor Red Flags Should Make You Shy Away

December 5, 2013

Winter is coming soon to Central Florida, and if you have not done so already, now’s the time to make sure your home-heating system is prepared. HVAC contractors are prepared for the seasonal increase in business, and many will be advertising their services locally. Before you choose an HVAC contractor, do your research and watch …

A/C Capacity Measured in Tons? Here’s the Story

A/C Capacity Measured in Tons? Here’s the Story

October 3, 2013

If you’re having a new air conditioning system installed in your Orlando area home, and your HVAC technician says your home requires a three-ton A/C, you may be surprised at the need for such a heavy piece of equipment. The fact is, in air-conditioning parlance, the word “ton” is a measurement of A/C capacity, not …

2013 Tax Credits: Use Them This Summer With a New A/C

2013 Tax Credits: Use Them This Summer With a New A/C

August 29, 2013

Thinking about replacing your A/C with a new energy-efficient unit this summer? Here’s some good news – you may be able to take advantage of federal tax credits for purchasing energy-efficient heating and cooling systems during 2013. The 25C tax credit, enacted back in December 2012, creates a welcome incentive for homeowners to step up …

Load Calculations: Imperative Tools for Correctly Sizing HVAC Systems

Load Calculations: Imperative Tools for Correctly Sizing HVAC Systems

May 30, 2013

When you’re replacing the HVAC system for your home, the most important step that your contractor will take is the cooling and/or heating load calculation. Your home’s conditioning load has a number of components that relate to its energy efficiency, your lifestyle, and your home’s size, design and orientation to the sun. The software applications …

When an Air Conditioner Replacement Is Imminent, Do Your Homework

When an Air Conditioner Replacement Is Imminent, Do Your Homework

April 30, 2013

Replacing your air conditioner is never fun, but if you’re a homeowner, you’ll likely have to do it eventually. But how can you tell when it’s time to upgrade your system, and what should you look for in a replacement unit? In this quick guide, we’ll explain when an air conditioner should be retired, and …

Home Efficiency May Dictate a Heat Pump’s Balance Point Setting

Home Efficiency May Dictate a Heat Pump’s Balance Point Setting

March 5, 2013

For homeowners in the greater Orlando area, heat pumps are excellent heating and cooling systems, which may provide steady heat during the heating months and deliver refreshing cool air and dehumidification during the cooling months. However, to enjoy maximum heating and cooling efficiency, a heat pump’s balance point must be considered.

Key Characteristics Of Best Duct System Design

Key Characteristics Of Best Duct System Design

January 8, 2013

The duct system design in your Florida home is an essential part of keeping your home comfortable and your energy bills low. Even the most efficient air conditioner (A/C), furnace or heat pump can’t do its job well if forced to rely on poorly designed ductwork. Whether you’re installing ductwork in an existing home or …