If last year’s energy bills were too much to deal with, energy efficiency is a major goal with your new AC installation. Check out our guide to finding an efficient installation for your home, and call the friendly team at AC Designs Inc. for more information.
A heat pump is a whole-home comfort system, and the name may be a bit misleading. It’s not just for heating. In fact, a heat pump is an air conditioner first and foremost.
We know that you’re concerned about your family’s well-being. You do what you can to help your loved ones live happy, healthy lives. But controlling the indoor air quality can be tough.
You’ve had the same thermostat on the wall for many years. Decades, perhaps. And it’s always worked the way it is supposed to, aside from dying batteries or other minor issues. But if you’ve never updated your thermostat, you’re missing out on an opportunity to save money.
One of the most important things you can do for your air conditioner is to schedule service as soon as you notice a major problem with the system. But some people are uncertain of how to recognize and identify an issue with an AC system.
Saving money can be difficult in the summertime, when your air conditioning system is running for most of the day. And your air conditioning system might have lost some efficiency over the years. But if it’s not quite ready for an upgrade, there are still some efficiency upgrades you can make, and they can last in your home for many years to come.
Your air conditioner has broken down. You call in a local air conditioning contractor, hoping the price for repairs will be low, and then you get the estimate. Hundreds of dollars you weren’t prepared to spend, and it’s suddenly your only option if you want to keep your home comfortable.
You’re finally replacing that old, inefficient air conditioning system. This time around, you hope that your bills won’t be so out of control. Follow our guide to find out how your new installation can use far less energy than your older model.
When you’re installing a new air conditioning system, it’s tough to know where to start. If you’re a new homeowner, this isn’t something you’ve had to think of before. And even if you’ve owned a home for years, you only have to replace an AC system (hopefully) every decade or so.
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