Introduction to Airflow Management In the heart of every comfortable home lies a well-orchestrated symphony of air. Airflow management, often overlooked, plays a crucial role in maintaining a pleasant and healthy indoor environment. Whether it’s the gentle breeze from an open window or the steady hum of an air conditioning unit, the way air moves […]
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We always want to find ways to save our customers money. Recently, we were called by a customer who wanted a quote for a new HVAC system because their current system wasn’t cooling their home properly.
After inspecting their system, we found their system had not been installed correctly, and their zoning controls had not been wired at all.
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Guide to Heating and Cooling Older Homes Older homes have many appeals. Their stunning architecture, unique structure or even the history attached to the home can motivate homeowners to purchase an older home. While these, and many more perks, make older homeownership an exciting experience, deciding how to heat and cool your older Florida home
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Purchasing a new energy-efficient air conditioner for your home probably isn’t anything you’re concentrating on right now. But if you are leaning towards buying a better system, good for you. Today’s high-efficiency systems not only save you money, but they also provide a good service toward the environment. When you get ready to purchase your
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Your thermostat is essential for keeping you comfortable indoors, protecting you, your family, and even your pets from dangerous levels of cold or hot weather, not to mention Florida’s sometimes unbearable humidity. However, many people are unsure how the thermostat and the AC unit actually work together, and how they differ. Here are details, functions,
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You’ve swapped your incandescent light bulbs for CFLs, turned down the thermostat, and only wash clothes using the cold water setting. Then why are your utility bills still so high? Air leaks are likely culprits, but so are “phantom” power suckers, such as flat-screen TVs, which draw energy even when they’re off. We’ve outlined five
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