Monthly Archives: April 2011

Zoning Systems Keep Temperatures Consistent

By Travis Chico | Published: April 28, 2011

If the home you live in suffers from uneven temperature levels that are either too warm or too cool, you may want to consider installing a zoning system to assist

Posted in Zoning Systems | Tagged air conditioning, airflow, cool air, dampers, energy efficiency, optimal temperature, programmable thermostat, temperature levels, zoning systems | Leave a comment

A/C Fixes You Can Do, And When To Call An Expert

By Travis Chico | Published: April 26, 2011

The summer months in California and Nevada can be brutal, so when you have an air conditioning problem, you may be tempted to try to fix it yourself. While there

Posted in Air Conditioning, Central, Service & Maintenance | Tagged air conditioner repair, air conditioning system, air grills, airflow, circuit breakers, cool air, troubleshooting tip | Leave a comment

When Does A Whole-House Dehumidifier Make Sense?

By Travis Chico | Published: April 21, 2011

All California and Nevada homes need some kind of humidity control. Air conditioning can only control temperature. Portable units are frequently used but there are many reasons to get a whole-house dehumidifier.

Posted in Dehumidifiers, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Tagged allergens, condensation, dehumidifiers, dust mites, energy bill, humidity control, humidity range, mold, molds, musty odors, preventive measure, whole house dehumidifier | 1 Comment

Remodeling This Summer? Bring In Your Heating/Cooling Contractor Early In The Process

By Travis Chico | Published: April 19, 2011

Choosing a heating and air conditioning contractor is one of the most important processes in home construction/home improvement. You need to ensure that you select a contractor that will provide

Posted in Air Conditioning, Furnaces | Tagged construction home improvement, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, home construction, nate | Leave a comment

Ventilation Is Important In Your Home, And Here’s Why

By Travis Chico | Published: April 14, 2011

Ventilation is the exchange of indoor air with outdoor air, and it is responsible for removing indoor pollutants and for controlling moisture within your home. When you want to make

Posted in Ventilation | Tagged air conditioning system, air quality, energy efficiency, exhaust fans, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, house ventilation systems, indoor pollutants, natural ventilation, open windows, southern california, whole house ventilation, windows and doors | Leave a comment

If It’s Been A While Since You Installed New A/C, You Won’t Believe The Difference With High Efficiency

By Travis Chico | Published: April 12, 2011

If you have been trying to keep your old air conditioning unit operating for another season or two, you may actually be costing yourself money. The new high efficiency air

Posted in Air Conditioning, Tax Credit Issues | Tagged air conditioner, air conditioning systems, air conditioning unit, efficiency air, energy efficiency ratio, energy star label, federal tax credits, high efficiency air conditioning, rebates, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, seer rating | Leave a comment

Ever Heard Of A Blower Door Test?

By Travis Chico | Published: April 7, 2011

If you’re wondering why your blower door needs testing, don’t worry. You don’t have a blower door. Your contractor brings it with him when he does a home energy audit.

Posted in Energy Evaluations | Tagged air leaks, blower door test, exterior doors, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, home energy audit, home energy savings, insulation | Leave a comment

How Much Yard Space Is Needed For A Geothermal Heating And Cooling System?

By Travis Chico | Published: April 1, 2011

Popular Misconception While people used to think only homes with big yards could have geothermal heating cooling systems, the possibilities now favor even small lots. Geothermal systems today are reasonable

Posted in Geothermal, Tax Credit Issues | Tagged energy savings, federal tax credits, geothermal heating and cooling systems, geothermal systems, heating and cooling systems, space requirements | Leave a comment

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