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Ideas for Hiding Your Outdoor HVAC Unit

Ideas for Hiding Your Outdoor HVAC Unit

October 27, 2015

As important as your air conditioner is for comfort in Orlando’s warm climate, the outdoor HVAC unit does little for the look of your garden. With the right landscaping and structures, however, you can help this vital piece of equipment blend in beautifully.

Make Sure Your HVAC Technician Has These Certifications

Make Sure Your HVAC Technician Has These Certifications

October 22, 2015

When you hire an HVAC contractor, you want to be sure you’re getting the best one available: one that knows what they’re doing and can be trusted to do good work on your HVAC system. There are several HVAC technician certifications that show a contractor has gone above and beyond what’s required to stand out …

How Can Maintenance Agreements Make Your Life Easier?

How Can Maintenance Agreements Make Your Life Easier?

October 20, 2015

Without proper maintenance, your HVAC system won’t deliver on the manufacturer’s promises of long service life and optimum efficiency. Without a preventative maintenance agreement from your HVAC contractor, receiving that regular maintenance — and any repair service you might eventually need — is a lot less convenient and more costly. The consistent annual attention your …

How Can You Tell If Your Home Has a Humidity Problem?

How Can You Tell If Your Home Has a Humidity Problem?

October 15, 2015

Indoor humidity levels affect air quality, and too much or too little moisture in the air can also affect items within the home and the home’s structure itself. To protect your home, as well as your health, you should keep humidity balanced and under control. Here are ways to determine if you have a home-humidity …

Tips on Where to Put Your Tankless Water Heater

Tips on Where to Put Your Tankless Water Heater

October 13, 2015

Tankless water heaters (also called demand water heaters) heat water on demand using a powerful gas burner or electric heating element. They don’t need or use a storage tank. This frees up some space in your home and allows you more options of where to install the tankless water heater. Here are some tips.

Do You Know the Best Way to Ventilate Your Bathroom?

Do You Know the Best Way to Ventilate Your Bathroom?

October 8, 2015

If you’re like many other homeowners, you tend to take bathroom ventilation for granted. Most of us start running the shower or bath, switch on the exhaust fan, and assume that everything is under control. You may be surprised to learn that this might not be the case. An effective fan must be properly exhausted …

Where Should You Install Home Insulation?

Where Should You Install Home Insulation?

October 6, 2015

Insulation is designed to obstruct conduction heat gain/loss. When installed correctly and maintained properly, home insulation does a great job for enhancing comfort and saving energy. If you need to upgrade, replace, or install new insulation in your Orlando area home, use these tips to help.

Trying to Save Money? Lower Your Water Heater Temperature This Fall

Trying to Save Money? Lower Your Water Heater Temperature This Fall

September 24, 2015

Something as easy as reducing your water heater temperature can lower energy consumption and save money every month. The typical family spends up to one-quarter of its total energy budget on heating water. Turning down the temperature not only saves energy, but also increases the tank’s lifetime and improves safety.

Air-Sealing Your Home: Best Practices

Air-Sealing Your Home: Best Practices

September 22, 2015

So you’ve found air leaks in your home’s envelope. Now what do you do? The next step is air-sealing them to improve energy efficiency. With a few exceptions, it’s fairly easy and straightforward to seal leaks with common materials available on the market.

Improve Your Indoor Air Quality Using UV Lights

Improve Your Indoor Air Quality Using UV Lights

September 17, 2015

Do you have a mold and mildew problem in your Orlando home? Would you like to reduce allergens and germs for a more healthful indoor environment? Since your answer to these questions is likely “yes,” read on to learn how ultraviolet (UV) lights can help you reach these goals and more.