It’s a good time to consider your heating options, now that summer beach weather is paused. We are often asked for input on if whether it’s better to warm a Florida home using a heat pump or furnace. The answer to this requires examining a few aspects of your home and gain more insight into the differences of a heat … Read More
As a homeowner, you most likely look for ways to save money and reduce energy expenses. You may have already replaced the windows, added insulation, and installed a smart thermostat. These steps required an initial investment up front, but have saved your heating and energy bills tremendously over time. A hidden way to reduce energy expenses is by looking at … Read More
Your AC may be keeping you comfortable, but is it doing so efficiently? If not, you could be wasting hundreds of dollars a year. Here are a few ways you can maximize your AC energy efficiency. Seal Your AC Ducts For maximum AC energy efficiency, your heating and cooling ducts must be airtight. Locating and sealing leaks is an extensive … Read More
Does your home feel stuffier than usual? Are you getting colds more often? You might be falling victim to poor indoor air quality. In the cooler months, we spend more time in our homes with the windows closed breathing in recycled air from our furnaces, or indoor air. Improving your home’s indoor air quality can help reduce the spread of … Read More
Have you noticed a thicker layer of dust around the house? The air is cooling down which means we are all spending more time inside. If you haven’t changed your HVAC air filter recently, it might be contributing to the time you are spending cleaning your home. There are many reasons to change out the HVAC air filter systems every … Read More
A semi-annual HVAC system inspection will keep your heating ventilation and air conditioning system working at peak performance all year. The inspection contributes to saving energy and the cost of unexpected breakdowns by identifying worn parts or other issues early. Most inspections are carried out shortly before summer and the winter seasons. Winters are shorter in Florida, but you want that heater … Read More
