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Sizing Your New System: The ABC’s Of Manual J

Sizing Your New System: The ABC’s Of Manual J

May 24, 2012

When HVAC contractors recommend a new air conditioner for your home, they use a tool called Manual J. Although heating and cooling equipment has consistent sizing that indicates how much it’s capable of cooling or heating, unique features of your home may necessitate more or less based on individual factors.

With A Standby Generator, You’re Up And Running When The Power Goes Down

With A Standby Generator, You’re Up And Running When The Power Goes Down

May 10, 2012

The unpredictable nature of central Florida’s weather makes having a standby generator a much easier way to cope with big storms that occur throughout the year. These generators are fairly new technology for homes and can make the difference between suffering through a power outage and sliding through comfortably.

Considering The Lifetime Costs Of A Furnace Upgrade

Considering The Lifetime Costs Of A Furnace Upgrade

November 17, 2011

When you’re considering a furnace upgrade, you may be tempted to focus on the initial cost as the deciding factor. But there are many other things you should consider before making your decision. One of the most important criteria is the lifetime costs associated with a furnace upgrade. A new furnace should last you 15 to 20 …

Draining The Water Heater: A Job You Need To Do It At Least Once A Year

Draining The Water Heater: A Job You Need To Do It At Least Once A Year

October 6, 2011

Home water heaters are usually fairly reliable, whether you’re using it for a shower, washing the dishes, or cooking. Its reliability makes it easy to take it for granted. But as you make your list of fall maintenance items, make sure to include draining the water heater on your list. Draining the water heater is …

Putting Together An Energy Savings Strategy To Meet Your Needs This Year And Beyond

Putting Together An Energy Savings Strategy To Meet Your Needs This Year And Beyond

September 29, 2011

With winter on the way, it’s time to make sure your home is ready for the cold weather that is approaching. These energy saving tips will help you stay warm this season as well as save you money all year round.

Avoid Indoor Air Quality Problems With These Steps

Avoid Indoor Air Quality Problems With These Steps

June 30, 2011

There are many more factors that can affect indoor air quality than you might think. Some are simply annoying, but others can pose serious health risks, especially for people who are sensitive to certain pollutants. However, in most cases it’s possible to minimize or entirely avoid problems by taking the right steps. Most of these steps are things …