How Weather Can Affect Energy Bills
As temperatures plunge or spike, you pay more because you're using more energy to heat or cool your home. But weather can affect your energy…
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What Homeowners Should Know About Refrigerant
The development of refrigerants safe for use in air conditioners during the 1920s paved the way for dependable home comfort. Today, refrigerant remains the lifeblood…
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Know These Key HVAC Parts
Knowing the names of the HVAC parts that are part of your home’s cooling system not only helps you understand how the cooling process works,…
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Energy Saving Tips For Senior Citizens
For senior citizens living on a fixed income, paying summer utility bills can be a challenge. That's why it's important to adopt energy-saving tips that…
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Common Cooling Issues During Peak Air Conditioning Usage
If cooling issues are to happen in your home, they’re most likely when your air conditioner’s pushed to its limit. Most residential air conditioners are…
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Out of Town: Prep Your HVAC for Your Vacation
Take some time for vacation HVAC prep and make sure your house is comfortable and efficient when you get home. While there may be some…
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Cool Down by Changing the Direction of Your Ceiling Fan
As the seasons change, so should your ceiling fan direction. Ceiling fans were actually the first electric comfort appliance installed in homes, becoming widespread by…
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3 Reasons to Teach Children about HVAC and Energy Efficiency
Teaching children early about using HVAC systems wisely has a lifetime payoff that helps them and the planet. As the largest single energy user in…
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Keep Mosquitoes at Bay with Your HVAC System
Here in North Carolina, summer’s the season when mosquito repellent is a good idea outdoors. Measures to avoid bites include limiting time outside—particularly in the…
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Causes for Short Cycling and How to Prevent It
In typical summer heat, you should be able to hear the central air conditioner turn on, run at least 10 minutes, then shut off again.…
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