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How Should I Set the Thermostat: Fan On or Auto?

How Should I Set the Thermostat: Fan On or Auto?

July 16, 2015

Setting the thermostat to start the air conditioner or furnace is easy. You choose either “cool” or “heat,” and adjust the temperature setting. If you’re unsure about how to use the “on” and “auto” fan settings, the following information can help.

Here’s How to Reduce Humidity in Your Florida Home This Summer

Here’s How to Reduce Humidity in Your Florida Home This Summer

July 14, 2015

Besides making a hot summer day feel even worse, high humidity in your Florida home can lead to mold growth, water damage and insect infestations. There are many things you can do around your home to reduce humidity and create a comfortable and healthy environment. Following are some ways to get started. 

Guidelines for Putting That Programmable Thermostat to Work for You

Guidelines for Putting That Programmable Thermostat to Work for You

June 30, 2015

Programmable thermostats are all about convenience, greater comfort and energy savings. To maximize the advantages your thermostat offers, use sensible programs that serve your comfort and energy-saving goals, lifestyle and HVAC system. Consider these guidelines to make sure your programmable thermostat works for you.

What to Do When Your Air Conditioner Starts Blowing Hot Air

What to Do When Your Air Conditioner Starts Blowing Hot Air

June 18, 2015

In Orlando, the prospect of an air conditioner malfunction at the height of the summer isn’t something we like to think about. However, a malfunction may sometimes be easily corrected without a call to the HVAC technician. If the A/C is blowing hot air in your home, try these troubleshooting tips before calling in the pros. 

Tips for Reducing Dust in Your Home and Improving Indoor Air Quality

Tips for Reducing Dust in Your Home and Improving Indoor Air Quality

May 21, 2015

Fighting dust in the home is a never-ending battle, but with the proper preventive tactics, you can reduce household dust and create a healthy space with excellent indoor air quality. With the right equipment and a dedicated maintenance schedule, uncomfortable dust allergies can become a thing of the past.

5 Ductless Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tips

5 Ductless Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tips

May 7, 2015

When you’re trying to beat the Florida heat, a ductless mini split system can be your best friend. Not only does it allow you to regulate the temperature in different parts of your home as needed, but it also eliminates the inefficiencies inherent in pumping air through a duct network. But like any machine, mini …

Easy Ways to Reduce Wasted Energy in Commercial Buildings

Easy Ways to Reduce Wasted Energy in Commercial Buildings

April 30, 2015

Today, not only builders and designers of new structures are interested in ways to reduce wasted energy in commercial buildings. Owners and facility managers of existing buildings have a stake, too. One consulting firm has projected that retrofitting energy saving equipment and operating procedures into already constructed buildings could cut energy consumption by nearly 30 percent …

Can Your Home’s Building Envelope Affect Energy Efficiency?

Can Your Home’s Building Envelope Affect Energy Efficiency?

March 17, 2015

The reason you have an HVAC system is to keep your home feeling comfortable, even during our long, sweltering Orlando summers. What forms a climate separation between the inside and outside of your home is called the building envelope, and how well it performs can have a big effect on your home’s overall energy efficiency.

Can You Save More Money with a Zoned Heating System?

Can You Save More Money with a Zoned Heating System?

March 5, 2015

With a zoned heating system, you can control heat distribution throughout your home during any time of the day or night. Additionally, zoned heating systems can offer substantial energy savings if you heat or cool only occupied zones, instead of your entire home. Keep reading to see if a zoning system is right for your Central Florida home.

What Does a Smelly Furnace Mean?

What Does a Smelly Furnace Mean?

November 27, 2014

Indoor air quality in your Orlando home can be affected by many things: pets, cooking odors, chemicals in upholstery and carpets, or even a smelly furnace. If you notice an odd smell when your furnace is working, a little detective work can help narrow the problem, making a service call more effective.