Making a new furnace purchase is not a simple task. There are so many factors to consider it can make your head spin. For many people, one of the primary factors is cost, and even this is not as simple as comparing price tags. When it comes to furnaces, you have to consider both the purchase price and the future costs to operate the equipment. Read More
Adding insulation is an excellent way to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It’s cost effective, lasts for years and is relatively easy to install. However, you must ensure that you choose the right home insulation depending on where you are installing it. Read More
Contrary to popular belief, we do need to use heating equipment to warm our homes in winter here in Nevada and California. In fact, our heating costs can be quite hefty, especially in the higher elevations. If you’re not ready to purchase one of the latest ultra-energy-efficient furnaces, you can still lower your heating bills significantly by trying these tips: Read More
Uneven heating and cooling is very common in homes here in California and Nevada, especially in homes with a lot of windows and a southern exposure. As a side effect of these temperature problems, energy is wasted and utility bills may soar — without ever making your home really comfortable. Read More
Chances are, you’ve heard of Energy Star and seen its blue label with a white star on many home heating, cooling and other energy-efficient products. The program was created by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency. Their mission is to help consumers preserve the environment and save money by educating the public about energy-saving products and activities. Read More
Ductwork and vent problems are quite common in California and Nevada homes. When conditioned air leaves your A/C unit or furnace, a lot can happen on the way to the rooms of your home. If areas of your house never seem to get cool enough for comfort, or if the air in your home is stale, the problem may lie in your ductwork or vents. Read More
If you’re planning to install a new heating and cooling system, you’ll need to find a contractor to do the job. Finding the right contractor can mean the difference between getting the best possible performance out of your heating and air conditioning system or years of frustration down the road. Read More
If your home has an older heating system, you have a single-speed blower motor. These furnaces generally work fine, but they aren’t very energy efficient and you’re probably paying way too much on your utility bills each month. That in itself is a good reason to look at a new model with a variable-speed blower motor. Read More
If you’re reading this, you probably know how dangerous carbon monoxide leaks can be — and you want to protect yourself and your loved ones from harm. Read More
 |
 | |
 |
 |
Ductwork