When summer is in full swing, you know you need to run your AC unit. But how do you keep your cool without mortgaging yourself to the electric company? Here are a few great ideas to consider to keep your utility bills in check. [Read more…]
Why Should You Invest in HVAC Preventative Maintenance?
March 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment
When you’ve spent good money investing in a quality HVAC system, you want to protect your investment. But as time goes on, it can be really tempting to just let the maintenance go a little longer. But preventative maintenance for your HVAC system is necessary to prevent damage to the system and to ensure you get the longest possible effective life out of it. Here are a few reasons why investing in an HVAC preventative maintenance program is a good idea. [Read more…]
Long-Term Benefits of Improving Your Home’s Air Quality
February 24, 2016 By Leave a Comment
Let’s face it, we spend a lot of time at home. No matter what, having good indoor air quality in your home is important to your health. But what long-term benefits can you expect when you improve your home’s indoor air quality? We thought you’d never ask. [Read more…]
5 Ways to Improve Indoor Air Quality
January 13, 2016 By Leave a Comment
When you’re stuck inside because of uncomfortable weather outside, you want to make sure you have the healthiest possible indoor air. But how do you improve your indoor air quality without a lot of fuss? These five tips will have your indoor air clean and clear in no time. [Read more…]
Why Dry Winter Air From Your Heater Needs Humidifying
December 23, 2015 By Leave a Comment
With winter’s cold air on the way, it’s easy to get caught up in how well your furnace is warming up your home and completely forget about humidity. When you start heating for the winter, you may end up with respiratory problems, dry or cracking skin and a sore throat. To stay comfortable, you’ll need to humidify your indoor air. By keeping the moisture levels in your home at a moderate level, you’re ensuring that your home will remain comfortable through the worst winter weather.
Energy Saving Tips for the Winter Weather
December 9, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Though many people automatically associate energy efficiency and winter weather with more northern climates, Floridians can also save a bundle by following some basic energy-saving tips this winter. Here’s what to remember. [Read more…]
5 Reasons You Should Have Your Heating and Air Conditioning System’s Filter Changed
November 25, 2015 By Leave a Comment
As we get into the heating season, have you changed your heating and air conditioning system’s filter yet? Though it’s a fairly simple process, it’s one of the most commonly overlooked maintenance issues that can help save your system from excessive wear and unnecessary failure when you need it most. Your filter needs to be changed at a minimum of every three months, but should be changed monthly during times of high usage. But what does changing the filter do for your HVAC system? Let’s take a look. [Read more…]
What You Should Do Before Turning on Your Heater
November 11, 2015 By Leave a Comment
When a cold front hits, it’s tempting to just turn on the heat. But wait, before you turn your heater, you need to take care of a few maintenance issues first. Turning on your heating and air conditioning system without taking these steps pulls out built-up dust and debris, causing your system to work harder, which could cause it to develop mechanical problems. Here are some simple steps to take before you fire up your heater for the season. [Read more…]
A Reminder to Service Your Furnace Before the Weather Gets Cold!
October 29, 2015 By Leave a Comment
When you live in a fantastic climate like Florida, you probably don’t think about preparing your furnace for the winter. After all, how often will you need to use the heat in your home? This year, you may want to reconsider your decision not to have your furnace checked.The Weather Channel’s Professional Division just released the outlook for winter. It includes December 2015 through February 2016. El Niño will contribute to the colder than average temperatures in the Southeastern United States this winter, which means you may end up using your heat a lot more than usual. [Read more…]
Why Your Home’s HERS Score Matters
October 8, 2015 By Leave a Comment
HERS (Home Energy Rating System) is the energy industry’s standard for measuring a home’s overall energy efficiency using a universal formula. The nationally recognized system inspects residential energy performance and calculates the results to come up with an index score.
The information you get from the inspection can help you improve your home’s energy efficiency. It can also help you lower your utility bills. Choose the best air conditioning repair in Orlando to make sure that you always have a low HERS score. [Read more…]