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A big enemy of energy efficiency is right under your roof.
A heat pump, not a furnace, should be in your future. It requires less energy than a furnace, and it provides air-conditioning, too!
It’s not uncommon for ducts to deteriorate and malfunction long before your heating and air conditioning system stops working well.
Yes, ice can form on your air conditioning system even in the dead of summer in New York.
Is this the year that your furnace finally needs to be replaced?
If so, you want to start planning now. Doing your research in advance can help you make the best possible purchase for your home.
With the arrival of fall weather we can expect the air conditioner to take a welcome break. But humidity sometimes lingers, making you feel sticky and uncomfortable despite cooler outdoor temperatures.
One beauty of the heat pump is how it works summer and winter, spring and fall, one simple unit keeping us warm and cool as we wish.
A squeaking air conditioner is alerting you to a problem in the system. There are several possible causes:
In the market for a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system?
Focus your research on compressors before you make a final decision. You will be juggling factors like upfront cost, long-term energy efficiency and comfort for you and your family.
The filter is the least expensive item in your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, but its size and style can help or hurt energy efficiency.
Popular Science has a breakdown on its choices for the best filters, with considerations for smog, pet dander, odors, allergies, budget and much more.
Kids do it all the time. They come home, see the indoor temperature is 78 degrees and decide they want it to be 72 inside. So they set the thermostat at 68 degrees, figuring this will accelerate the cooling process.
With some simple moves you can help your air conditioner work more efficiently, cooling your home while keeping a lid on electricity costs.
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Back of my neck getting dirty and gritty
Put your HVAC unit on the roof and you will enjoy several benefits.
You’re considering a new system that will provide better heating, cooling and ventilation while being more energy efficient and less harmful to the atmosphere than your old system.
Installing a heat pump is a complicated process, so you want to be sure you have an experienced contractor working for you.
There’s a lot involved – electrical, ducting, plumbing, and gas – so this job is not for a do-it-yourselfer.