October 30, 2014
Is it time to change your air filter? They get dirty quickly once the heating season begins, and you might be thinking about trying something new. There are tons of air filters on the market, many of which offer significant advantages over the disposable fiberglass filters used in many homes.
October 28, 2014
Carbon monoxide, or CO, is an invisible gas that you cannot smell or taste, and it is produced as a byproduct of the combustion process in various heating appliances and engines. There are several sources of carbon monoxide the average Orlando-area home, and following information will help you to identify the sources and symptoms of …
Continue reading “Carbon Monoxide — Without CO Detectors, Your Family Could Be at Risk”
October 23, 2014
Most homeowners have heard of programmable thermostats, but many people do not understand what makes them different from older models, or why they might want to install one. There are many benefits to be gained from investing in a programmable thermostat upgrade for your home. The two biggest reasons for choosing a programmable thermostat are convenience …
Continue reading “Still Don’t Have a Programmable Thermostat? Time for an Upgrade”
October 16, 2014
If it looks as though your furnace is in trouble, especially if you’ve checked to be sure that there are no easy-to-fix problems affecting the furnace’s performance, you may want to consider replacing it. After all, an old and inefficient HVAC system won’t help you save money on energy costs – in fact, it will only …
Continue reading “Replacing Your Furnace? What to Consider Before Making the Purchase”
October 14, 2014
One of the biggest investments a family makes is their home. Since your home is such a large investment, finding the right plumber is vitally important to the health of your home. It is very much like finding the right doctor for yourself. You might want to fix your own leaky faucets or clogged drains. …
Continue reading “Easy Ways to Spot and Hire a Professional Plumber”
October 9, 2014
When the fall weather arrives in the Orlando area and the nights get chilly you will be thinking of switching your heat pump from the air conditioning setting to the heat setting.
October 7, 2014
Modern furnaces are made to last for years. Performing regular maintenance tasks can extend the life of your furnace even longer, while keeping energy efficiency at an acceptable level. Certain maintenance tasks can be done by the homeowner, but more extensive work requiring inspection and repair of HVAC components should be handled by professionals.
October 2, 2014
Air leaks and insufficient insulation can result in wasted energy and higher energy bills. Well sealed windows, doors and the right amount of insulation will result in an energy efficient home. In addition, the correct amount of insulation will help to reduce outside noise, improve humidity control and will improve the overall comfort of your …
Continue reading “Insulation Deficit? When to Add More to Your Home”
September 30, 2014
With school starting, many of us can feel fall approaching quickly. Though autumn doesn’t mean cold nights and sweaters here in Florida, many of us are still concerned about our energy bills as winter approaches. High utility bills aren’t inevitable, however. Here are a few easy ways to cut down on your energy costs this …
Continue reading “Don’t Let Energy Costs Skyrocket This Fall — Ways to Save”
September 23, 2014
Remodeling or renovating a home creates a lot of dust and unluckily dust and dirt can cause damage to your HVAC system. It is therefore important to protect your HVAC system against potential damage when renovating of your home. By following a few precautions you can provide adequate protection for your heating and cooling systems.
