A power outage in the Orlando area presents hazards and challenges, but when you prepare it’s a lot easier to get through.
How to Prepare for a Power Outage in Florida
How to Prepare for a Power Outage in Florida
March 3, 2021
Ways to Keep Energy Costs Down Year Round in Your Central Florida Home
Ways to Keep Energy Costs Down Year Round in Your Central Florida Home
November 20, 2014
Winter is just around the corner in Orlando and it’s time to get ready for cooler temperatures. Even though our winters are mild compared to many other parts of the country you should take the time to prepare. These six simple steps will help you keep your energy costs down and enjoy a comfortable winter season.
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 …
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Energy Costs Out of Control? Tips for Controlling Them
Energy Costs Out of Control? Tips for Controlling Them
June 6, 2013
With summer about to take hold in the Orlando area, your energy costs may be getting out of hand this time of the year. However, you can take some steps to make sure that you’re not paying any more than you have to.
How An Attic Fan Fits Into an Overall Energy-Savings Strategy
How An Attic Fan Fits Into an Overall Energy-Savings Strategy
July 3, 2012
Energy costs continue to rise and homeowners constantly struggle to keep them under control. It pays to have an overall energy-savings strategy that includes a home energy audit, air-conditioner tune-ups and seasonal maintenance. Those are the obvious things, but something that isn’t so obvious is installing an attic ventilation fan.
Six Easy Ways To Control Your Summer Energy Costs
Six Easy Ways To Control Your Summer Energy Costs
June 5, 2012
With record heat in cities across the country this spring, there’s no denying that summer is coming. Warm weather means a spike in energy bills for many Florida homeowners, but there are a number of ways to keep summer energy bills under control:
Lower Your Heating And Cooling Load For Savings Both Now And When You Replace Your System
Lower Your Heating And Cooling Load For Savings Both Now And When You Replace Your System
January 5, 2012
Heating and cooling costs represent the greatest portion of a typical energy bill for most homeowners. You can save money on energy costs by lowering your home’s heating and cooling load.
Wondering Why Your Energy Costs Are High? Consider An Energy Evaluation
Wondering Why Your Energy Costs Are High? Consider An Energy Evaluation
November 29, 2011
With winter on the way, you will begin to use your heating system more and more. That’s why now is the ideal time to make sure you’re not wasting any energy — and paying for it. The best way to do this is to have an HVAC professional perform an energy evaluation on your house and help …
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How To Select And Size Your New Solar System
How To Select And Size Your New Solar System
September 22, 2011
Now that summer is here in Orlando, most of us are experiencing rising energy costs. One way to keep your utility bills down and take advantage of Florida’s sunny climate is to install a solar energy system, which uses the world’s cleanest and most renewable energy source—the sun—to heat your home and generate electricity for …
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Degree Days: How To Use Them To Figure Your Energy Use
Degree Days: How To Use Them To Figure Your Energy Use
September 6, 2011
Degree days help homeowners estimate their utility bill as well as give them in-depth information about what their energy costs are actually going toward. They can also help determine when and why they are using more energy throughout the course of the year.