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Get ready for the summer heat by taking advantage of Lennox Manufacturer Rebates. Lennox is currently offering up to $1,700 in manufacturer rebates for qualifying systems through June 10th. Certain systems may also qualify for the Duke Energy Progress Home Energy Improvement Program rebates (available year round) and the renewed for 2016 Home Efficiency Federal…
When you’re in the process of selecting a new HVAC system, consider hybrid heat dual fuel systems. These systems combine the energy efficiency of a heat pump with the dependability of a furnace that uses combustible fuel when temperatures plummet. Hybrid systems widen your options during our heating season and can lower your energy bills.…
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…
Heating your Asheville home each winter accounts for a large portion of your overall annual energy costs. And if your furnace is inefficient or unreliable, or if you and your loved ones aren’t as toasty and comfortable as you might like during the cold weather, you might want to consider upgrading to a new furnace.
It’s not just the efficiency of your HVAC system that dictates energy costs. Although you may not know it, multiple factors in your home contribute to either manageable or out-of-control energy bills. Ultimately, to boost home performance — and keep energy costs low — you need to approach your home systematically, ensuring that all of…
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…