For those who have always had electric heat or have rented with all heating costs included, the first winter having to cover your own heating oil can be challenging. It’s hard to budget heating oil deliveries when you don’t know how much you’re using. That’s why it’s best to do some analysis after your first month to determine your heating system’s average usage. Here are some of the things that you should be considering. Read More»
When you install a new air conditioner in your home, you want to make sure that you get the installation process right. When it comes to installing such a large and valuable piece of equipment, you want to make sure you get the installation process right.
Mistake #1: Try Too Hard to Hide the Air Conditioner
When you install a full-home HVAC system in your home, there is an outside component to the unit. Read More»
Are you a homeowner who is planning to upgrade your air conditioning system? If so, you may want to consider what type of system you want. Some individuals prefer central air conditioning systems, and others prefer mini-split systems.
Central air systems require ductwork, whereas mini-split systems do not. However, if you have ductwork installed and want to switch to a mini-split system, a professional can install the system. It is also possible to get a central AC if you live in a home that does not have ducts. Read More»
When it is hot outside, you run your air conditioning unit to help keep your home comfortable. While you expect your energy bill to increase, when you get your first bill of the season, you may find yourself in shock. There are a number of reasons why your energy bill may be skyrocketing when you run your air conditioning, and none of them are due to a sudden increase in energy costs. Read More»
It’s becoming increasingly common for homeowners to use their garages for purposes other than parking cars—people often convert them into workshops, game rooms, or spare bedrooms. While the extra space is nice to have, converting your garage does have an annoying downside—the poor insulation found in most garages and the fact that they’re typically not connected to any form of air conditioning often makes them oppressively hot and humid during the summer. Read More»
