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With the season’s first freezing temperatures this weekend, we thought this would be a good opportunity to offer suggestions of what you as a homeowner can check before placing an emergency service call. Of course only do what you are comfortable doing, and never open the panels of units to access internal parts or mess…
Sometimes it seems that HVAC professionals speak a different language. That’s understandable; most industries have their own technical terms. However, becoming familiar with some basic HVAC terms can help you better understand your utility bills, become a better shopper for HVAC products and help you better communicate with the technicians that come to service your…
New heating equipment is much more energy efficient than older systems. However, you might not be in a financial position to purchase and install a new system just yet. If so, and you’ve got aging gas-fired heating equipment that isn’t keeping you as warm and comfortable as you might like, or isn’t working as efficiently…
Dry winter air is caused by the fact that colder air can’t hold as much moisture as warmer air. By adding a whole-house humidifier to your furnace, you can add an adequate amount of moisture to the air. Here’s a look at a few benefits of whole-house humidifiers:
A heat recovery ventilator is designed to reduce energy loss through your heating system. HRVs help North Carolina homeowners save money and energy throughout the heating season by preserving some of the air heated by the furnace and recirculating it back inside the house. This can save a significant portion of heating costs throughout the winter.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, more than half of all heat-pump systems are inefficient due to incorrect refrigerant charge, inadequate airflow, and ductwork leakage. This is a startling statistic considering that heat pumps are among the most efficient heating and cooling systems available. Heat-pump systems can provide up to four times the energy…