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How Does Furniture Affect Your HVAC?

January 26, 2021

Furniture can impact system performance and air quality in your house. Here are a few examples of HVAC effects caused by furniture.

4 Ways to Protect Your HVAC Unit from Snow and Ice

November 14, 2018

Fallen snow during the winter season can create beautiful landscapes throughout any neighborhood, but there is a dark side to this beauty. When left unchecked, snow and ice can infiltrate your outdoor HVAC unit and impact the entire system’s ability to function properly.

Aiming and Redirecting Vents for Greater Efficiency

June 28, 2016

Free airflow through your home, from the air-supply vents to the return grilles, plays a vital role in cooling and heating efficiency and home comfort. If your vents aren’t aimed or redirected for optimal comfort, you may end up paying more each month on your energy bills. To maximize airflow efficiency and to feel more …

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4 Basic Elements of a Professional A/C Installation

April 16, 2015

You want to buy the most energy-efficient air conditioner that you can afford for your Orlando home, but it is just as important to be sure your new equipment is installed correctly. A professional A/C installation will let you realize all of the energy and cost savings potential of your new air conditioner, but a …

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Regularly Changing Your Air Filter Helps Your HVAC System: Learn How

April 29, 2014

The air filter in your HVAC system is one of the most important parts. There are many reasons changing your air filter is important, both for your system and your health.

Consider a Zoning System to Balance Uneven Temperatures in Your Home

March 11, 2014

Temperatures inside the typical home may vary significantly from room to room due to unbalanced airflow and any number of heat gain/loss issues. This leads to higher energy bills and disagreements over thermostat settings. If any of this sounds familiar, consider the benefits of a zoning system to ease the wear on your energy budget, …

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Proper Humidification Boosts Comfort, Health in Your Orlando area Home

March 6, 2014

The winter season brings dry indoor air, which is further exacerbated by your forced-air heating system, creating a drop in indoor relative humidity. If you are concerned about comfort and health issues in your Orlando area home as a result of low humidity levels, consider the many benefits whole-house humidification brings.

Designing An Efficient Zoning System Requires That You Follow 5 Guidelines

October 9, 2012

If you’re interested in designing an efficient zoning system for your Orlando home, you will certainly be pleased by all the benefits that come with it. Keep in mind that the only way to enjoy your new zoning system to the fullest is to implement five guidelines for establishing perfect zones based on your home’s …

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Lowering Your Cooling Load For Lighter Energy Bills

August 28, 2012

Across America, residents spend nearly $12 billion on air conditioning every summer. As a central Florida resident, chances are good that air conditioning is responsible for well over half of your electric bills this summer. The key to lower cooling bills is a lower cooling load. If you want to avoid spending a lot of …

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4 Facts About High-Efficiency Air Conditioners

August 14, 2012

If you’re in the market for a new air conditioner, you should consider learning more about high-efficiency air conditioners. Here are four facts that will convince you it’s wise to invest in a more efficient system: