The temperature in Orlando varies quite a bit over the year. And if you have a baby at home, this can cause problems.
Nursery Safety: Setting the Nursery Temperature
Nursery Safety: Setting the Nursery Temperature
January 22, 2019
To-Do List for Preparing Your HVAC for the Holidays
To-Do List for Preparing Your HVAC for the Holidays
November 15, 2018
Now that the holidays have arrived, it’s time to make some decisions. Will you host a party for family and friends? Will you go on vacation instead? Will you do both? No matter what you choose, here are some holiday HVAC concerns that you should tackle:
On or Auto: Which is the Better Thermostat Setting for Your Orlando Home?
On or Auto: Which is the Better Thermostat Setting for Your Orlando Home?
June 2, 2016
When it comes to cooling and heating a home, people tend to take a lot of things for granted. One of them is the fan setting on their thermostat. Typically, these HVAC thermostat settings are either “on” or “auto.”
Annual Service: What To Expect From Your Contractor
Annual Service: What To Expect From Your Contractor
January 23, 2014
One factor that can greatly impact home comfort is the health of your heating and cooling system. Both HVAC experts and the U.S. Department of Energy recommend that you schedule preseason annual service appointments to keep your system in tip-top shape and working as energy efficiently as possible. This also helps prevent untimely expensive problems from …
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The Right Programmable Thermostat Setting Will Lead To Savings
The Right Programmable Thermostat Setting Will Lead To Savings
November 22, 2012
Temperatures in the Orlando area fluctuate from an average of 72 degrees in the summer to 62 degrees in the winter. Some people set their thermostat to 70 degrees and leave it there year-round, because it’s too much trouble to remember to adjust it up and down, as needed. If that sounds like you, you …
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