
In addition to hearty congratulations, a few new homeowner tips about your HVAC system are in order as you move in. If it’s well-maintained, the existing system should provide efficient
Short for British Thermal Unit, the BTU is the standard metric for the measurement of heat energy. Adding or removing the right amount of BTUs of heat is the essence
Air conditioner efficiency isn’t written in stone. Every unit has a SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating that indicates maximum efficiency. In real-world scenarios, however, efficiency can fluctuate over time
Summer means adding HVAC terms to the vocabulary of indoor comfort. Your cooling and heating systems share certain common parts, but they are separate units with their own distinctly different
Buying a new air conditioner is less of a mystery than it used to be. Online resources provide ample consumer info as do government agencies such as the Energy Star
You may not realize your A/C needs a refrigerant charge. But if it does, you probably suspect it needs something. Refrigerant is the substance that absorbs heat energy from indoor
If you’re thinking about contracting an HVAC technician who’s not North American Technician Excellence (NATE)-certified, think again. Today’s heating and cooling systems incorporate technology as sophisticated as any other appliance or
As weather warms, spring energy-saving tips replace the long winter’s effort to hold heat inside the house. To prepare for summer, you’ll be looking for ways to keep the heat
The ductless mini-split we know today was released to the wider world in the 1970s by Japanese engineers. The impetus for the mini-split dates back even further. Following World War
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