Ceiling Fan Rotation: Why Direction Matters
July 1st, 2024Ceiling fans are also cost-effective for regulating your home’s indoor temperature, but it must be set in the proper direction for summer cooling.
Energy Savings Posts
Is it Time for an Energy Audit on Your Home?
April 8th, 2019There is an answer to unintended energy loss–a home energy audit!
Spring Energy Audits Mean Year-Round Savings
March 12th, 2018Hot, humid summers are followed by another cold winter season means you pay quite a bit on heating and cooling. Prepare your home with an energy audit.
How You Can Benefit from a Home Energy Audit this Season
December 4th, 2017An energy audit is a great way to learn more about what’s draining energy in your home. When you follow it up with a few home improvements, you can save a lot of money every month!
High Energy Bills? A Few Mistakes You May Be Making
May 8th, 2017From simple mistakes to structural problems within the home, there are a few issues around the house that may be causing a spike in your monthly bills.
How HVAC Experts Can Help You Tackle High Energy Bills
March 13th, 2017This year, don’t let heating and air conditioning bills keep you from enjoying your time at home.
Insulating Your Home for Warmth and Savings
February 13th, 2017Hot and cold spots in the house leave you wanting more from your comfort system? It may be time to insulate.
Make a New Year’s Resolution to Reduce Your Utility Bills
December 26th, 2016When you commit to having a more energy-efficient home, you may notice energy savings for many years to come. This year, make a resolution to start saving more on your utility bills.
Why a Home Energy Audit Is the Best Way to Save Energy
November 28th, 2016What’s a home energy audit? It’s a way for you to find out where energy is wasted in your home, so that you can get on the path towards lower bills and better heating and cooling system performance.
Poor Insulation: Why You’re Spending So Much on Heating
March 21st, 2016If your heating bills seemed higher than average this past season, you might have some concerns. Could your heating system be at fault? Possibly. But what if you have a fairly new system, or you’ve recently gotten the okay from technicians about your heater’s performance?
