May 1, 2012
If you’re in the market for a “smart” programmable thermostat, that’s a smart decision itself. Maintaining a regular heating/cooling schedule provides you with consistent home comfort, and saves energy all year long. Choose the right programmable thermostat that matches your heating/cooling system, your schedule, and offers the features that makes saving energy easier.
April 26, 2012
With spring in full bloom and the temperatures rising, the temptation to turn on the air conditioner may be great — but you should wait. If your system has not been used in months, it’s a good idea to schedule a maintenance call to ensure the system is ready to go to work. A qualified …
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April 24, 2012
If you are getting a, IRS tax refund check this year and are considering investing that money in a new HVAC system, one of the best ways to maximize your investment is to buy a new heat pump.
April 19, 2012
When buying a new water heater, there are several elements that can help determine which model and type is right for your home. Whether you’re looking at buying a traditional storage type, a tankless unit or a heat pump model, the energy factor (EF) of each type is important to your decision.
April 17, 2012
One drawback to living in central Florida is that it can be an allergy sufferer’s worst nightmare. With the nearly-year around blooming of different varieties of flowers, grasses, ornamental shrubs, flowering trees and everything that grows, minimizing allergy symptoms is a real necessity. Add in other allergens like dust, mildew and pet dander, then electronic air cleaning becomes a priority.
April 12, 2012
The only thing worse than a broken furnace is a furnace that breaks down when it’s brutally cold outside. If this has happened to you, you’re faced with a choice: replace the furnace now, or wait a few weeks?
April 10, 2012
Your home is the place where your family spends the most time, so you want to ensure that it is clean and safe. That includes the air. Since threats like mold, dust and bacteria can work their way into your home via the ductwork, it’s important that they are cleaned by experienced professionals when necessary.
April 5, 2012
In bathrooms, basements and on windowsills, mold is an annoying problem that can quickly become serious if left untreated. Mold can lurk in just about any damp, dark and humid location and fills the air with a nose-wrinkling musty aroma. The fungus devours the surface it is growing on and quickly spreads via spores released …
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April 3, 2012
Ceiling fans can be great energy savers all year round, but they save the most energy during the hottest summer months.
March 29, 2012
Uneven heating and cooling in a home can be very frustrating. With central Florida’s high humidity, maintaining a comfortable temperature throughout your home is difficult enough already. A small fluctuation in temperature from room to room is a big deal.
