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After Your Home Energy Evaluation: How to Prioritize Your Efficiency Improvements

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Air Conditioner Replacement: Saving Money Upfront Could Cost You Down the Line

By Admin | May 15, 2013

This is a big investment, and you want to make sure that what you buy serves you well for many years. That's why you should proceed with care, making sure you don't save money upfront only to wind up paying down the line.

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Use Your Tax Return to Install an Energy Efficient HVAC System

By Admin | May 08, 2013

A possible first step is undertaking the relatively easy and inexpensive projects that have a decent payoff. Making sure the water heater is set at 120 degrees, for example, can lower your energy bills. Consider installing a programmable thermostat. It will automatically raise and lower your home temperature,…

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After Your Home Energy Evaluation: How to Prioritize Your Efficiency Improvements

By Admin | May 01, 2013

A possible first step is undertaking the relatively easy and inexpensive projects that have a decent payoff. Making sure the water heater is set at 120 degrees, for example, can lower your energy bills. Consider installing a programmable thermostat. It will automatically raise and lower your home temperature,…

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Saving Energy at Home with a Programmable Thermostat

By Admin | Apr 12, 2013

To save the most on your electric bill, you probably already know you should turn off the air conditioner when you don't need it. However, you constantly find yourself monitoring and adjusting the thermostat. Eventually, many people get tired of it, and they pay a higher energy bill for the convenience…

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The Energy Star Home Performance Evaluation

By Admin | Mar 08, 2013

In theory, an air conditioner tune-up sounds great. What does it actually entail, though? You deserve to know what you're going to get, and it's smart to insist on answers prior to scheduling this type of service. By knowing what the best tune-ups include, you can make sure that your air conditioner…

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What is an AC Tune-Up?

By Admin | Mar 01, 2013

In theory, an air conditioner tune-up sounds great. What does it actually entail, though? You deserve to know what you're going to get, and it's smart to insist on answers prior to scheduling this type of service. By knowing what the best tune-ups include, you can make sure that your air conditioner…

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Save on New Air Conditioning With 25C Federal Tax Credits

By Admin | Feb 22, 2013

With the reinstatement of the American Tax Relief Act signed by President Obama in early January 2013, you can save money on a new air conditioner with the 25C federal tax credits. As a strategic move in the New Fiscal Deal, congress passed a bill for approval with a wide margin of approval. The goal…

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Why Do Air Conditioners Freeze Up?

By Admin | Feb 15, 2013

One of the most common questions asked HVAC professionals is why AC units freeze up. A homeowner may notice that the air conditioner is not cooling the home like it should. The homeowner checks the components only to find ice has formed on the evaporator coils.

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Heat Pump or Furnace - Making the Choice

By Admin | Feb 08, 2013

According to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 70 percent of American households heat their homes with fuel-burning furnaces. Around the country, however, heat pumps are becoming an increasingly popular home heating option. Deciding whether a heat pump or furnace is best depends upon a number…

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The Man Who Invented Air Conditioning

By Admin | Feb 01, 2013

Air conditioners are such a big part of everyday life that many people don't stop to consider who invented air conditioning. Although the idea for air conditioning has been around for centuries, it wasn't until 1902 that the first air conditioner was patented by Willis H. Carrier. Mr. Carrier developed…

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