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Water Heater Basics: Tips for Care and Efficiency, Options for Replacement
While most cost-conscious homeowners keep their eye on the fundamentals of heating and air conditioning, water heating basics are often neglected. Yet, water heating is the second-largest energy consumer in the home, accounting for up to 18 percent of your total...
Heating Efficiency – AFUE Explained
With energy costs constantly spiraling, homeowners considering a replacement furnace or water heater should always have fuel efficiency at the forefront of their minds. Our location in north-central Texas can mean lengthy heating seasons, so small differences...
The Pros and Cons of Air-Source Heat Pumps
One of the most suitable types of HVAC appliances for this region is the air-source heat pump (ASHP). It combines a cooling and heating function, and operates with high efficiency in both modes. It works by moving heat rather than creating it. In the summer, it takes...
Use Those Federal Tax Credits Before They Expire in January
The reinstatement of the 25C homeowner federal tax credits for 2013 have many homeowners and contractors excited. These federal energy credits allow homeowners to claim a tax credit up to a 10 percent (with a $500 cap) of product and installed costs on a variety of...
Ductwork Design and Common Issues — Avoid Obstructions and Inefficiency
Keeping cool in the summer and warm in the winter can be tricky business if you aren’t properly prepared. One important factor to take into account is your home's duct work. As you know, just keeping the temperature regulated in your home is only one aspect of having...
Is the Upstairs of Your Wichita Falls Home Always Hot? How to Keep That Area Cooler
If you have a two-story house, it can often be difficult to keep the upstairs cool. Hot air rises, after all, so it is common for the upper level of a house to be warmer than the ground floor. The top floor and attic also have the large surface area of the roof...
Keep Your Family Protected From Deadly Gas With a CO Detector
There’s a good reason why carbon monoxide is known as the “silent killer.” Colorless, odorless and tasteless, this poisonous gas causes fatigue, headaches and dizziness at low concentrations and death at very high concentrations. Due to the lethality of this toxic...
Home Maintenance Tasks to Tackle Before the Cooler Temps Arrive This Fall
As cooler weather approaches and the home cooling season ends, your demands on your HVAC systems will change. To make sure you're ready for the fall and winter months, here are some fall home maintenance tasks to keep you warm and comfortable and keep your energy...
Your Home’s Ductless Mini Split Can Handle Cooler Temps Too With These Tips
A ductless mini split is a relatively recent addition to heating and cooling systems in the U.S., and they're one that will work well in our climate. These systems provide energy efficient conditioning in spaces where ductwork would be expensive or difficult to...
Before Hiring a Heating and Cooling Contractor, Do Your Homework
Hiring a heating and cooling contractor is not as simple as flipping open the phonebook and picking a company at random. To ensure a quality job at a price you can agree with, do your homework first. Here are the steps you need to take. Learn about licensing and...
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