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Compared to installing a separate, small HVAC system to supply conditioned air to challenging spaces, or retrofitting ductwork—a costly endeavor—installing a zoning system requires a much smaller investment, but it gets significant results. How can you tell if you need a zoning system? The clues lie in your home’s comfort levels, energy bills and more.…
Asheville area homeowners usually enjoy comfortable weather despite how North Carolina’s humidity ranks higher than the national average. In consideration, a ventilation system is essential. Higher humidity equates to increased risks associated with your health and home. High humidity creates excessive moisture, which may adversely affect indoor air quality and can cause damage your home.
Does your home seem stuffy or your air smell stale? It could be that you need more fresh air circulating throughout your home. But how to do that during the cold winter months (or hot, humid summers)? An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) could be just what you need. ERVs, more commonly known as energy recovery…
Though they may be tiny, air leaks in your home have the potential to raise your energy bills and decrease the comfort of your home. Air leaks are the cracks and conduits by which outdoor air exchanges with your conditioned indoor air. In the winter, air leaks cause cold drafts, and in the summer, they…
Summer in the Asheville area brings hot, sunny days that translate into higher energy bills as cooling systems kick into high gear. By lowering your cooling load, you can lighten your monthly energy bills. One of the biggest culprits that introduces heat to the home is the sun. Sunshine streaming in the windows is nice…
When we first went into business three generations ago, ceiling fans were the primary way that people kept their homes cool. Just because most everyone now has air conditioning, though, does not mean ceiling fans are obsolete. In fact, ceiling fans and air conditioners work quite well together, improving your comfort while lowering your electricity…