Heat Pumps Provide Efficient Heating and AC for Florida Homeowners

November 30th, 2015

Your whole-home heating and cooling equipment is old and worn down, and it’s just about time to consider a replacement. Have you thought about the efficiency and convenience of a high-efficiency heat pump?

3 Indoor Air Quality Products and Services for Better Health and Lower Bills

November 23rd, 2015

If allergies and asthma symptoms seem to get worse as you run your heating and air conditioning systems, there’s a reason. Recirculating the air in your home through your ducts means recirculating various particles that aggravate symptoms and may worsen some illnesses.

Are Ductless Mini Splits a Good Choice for Every Home?

November 16th, 2015

Whole-home air conditioning and heating systems traditionally use air ducts in order to move air from the central blower unit into the various rooms of the home. For many years, this was the only way to get heating and cooling throughout a building, unless you were willing to install separate window air conditioners and space heaters in the different rooms of the house.

How Clean Is the Air in Your Home? Try These Solutions!

November 9th, 2015

Your air conditioning system has a filter that you should change every month in order to keep the system working properly and help to clean the air. While a clean air filter does a good job at removing many particles from the air, many others may get left behind.

Our Favorite Tips for Better Cooling Efficiency

November 2nd, 2015

It’s warm for a majority of the year in our area, so it’s important to have the resources to stay cool on a hot day. But it’s just as important that we run our cooling systems efficiently year round, in order to help the environment, keep costs low, and extend the lifespan of our heating systems.

Are You Setting Your Thermostat for Maximum Efficiency?

October 26th, 2015

The cost of running an air conditioning system for a large portion of the year can really add up. And setting the thermostat inefficiently certainly doesn’t help to keep that spending under control. If you have a programmable thermostat, it’s easy to keep costs to a minimum, as long as you know how to use it.

Are the Coils of Your Air Conditioner Clean?

October 19th, 2015

Most people have heard before that an important part of AC maintenance is cleaning or replacing the air filter. But did you know that cleaning the coils of your air conditioner or heat pump is just as important a task? While you may not need to do it so often, the coils that are part of the outside portion of your system can collect dust and dirt rather easily due to their exposure to the elements.

Take a Look at the Advantages of a Variable Speed Heat Pump

October 12th, 2015

“Variable speed” is a term that is relatively new to HVAC. Older air conditioning and heating systems did not have the ability to efficiently control fan speed in quite the same way as today’s variable speed heat pumps do.

Clean Your Air with UV Lights

October 5th, 2015

Clean, breathable air is something that all of us should have access to in our own homes. Unfortunately, this is not guaranteed, even if you have an air filter in your HVAC (heating and air conditioning) system.