Month: November 2013

101 on Home Heating System Parts

14Nov
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img_hh_system_lrgMost homes have an HVAC system to produce heat, which combines heat and air into one ventilating system using ducts to distribute the cooled or heated air. The furnace is the main functioning part of an HVAC system. Furnaces run off of either electricity or a gas burner, but whichever your home has, the parts are similar. Read More

How to Winterize Your Air Conditioner

13Nov
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winterize air conditionerAnother summer has come and gone, meaning fall is here. So while you bust out the footballs, leaf blowers and sweatshirts, make sure you take an afternoon to shut down your air conditioner for the winter! Shutting down your central air conditioner for the winter isn’t too complicated, but it’s extremely important if you want your air conditioner to last through the cold weather! Read More

How to Improve Indoor Air Quality During the Winter

12Nov
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Indoor Air ComfyThe easiest way to improve the indoor air quality in your home is to throw open the windows for some breezy cross ventilation. Unfortunately, this isn’t so easy to do in the winter! Indoor air quality is notoriously bad in the Arizona area, and it’s 10 times worse when it gets cold out! While modern homes are being constructed with special care taken to improve ventilation as well as efficiency, many homes built within the last 20 years were built as tightly as possible to maximize furnace efficiency. The result? Homes with dirty, pollutant-filled air, locked in for months at a time.

Yuck! Read More

Are Your Air Ducts “Bleeding” Your Comfort and Money Away?

11Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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air ducts IIIf you were bleeding, you’d know it. You’d feel the pain coming from the afflicted area. And, of course, you’d do whatever you needed to help heal that area.

Well, many homeowners have “afflicted areas” in their homes that cause them discomfort, but they don’t know how to heal them.

Does the following situation sound familiar? Read More

3 Things to Check Before Turning on your Heater for the First Time

10Nov
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DidYouKnowAs you make the transition from fall to winter, it is easy to switch on the heat without giving it a second thought. However, there are a few important things to check before turning on your heater for the first time this year. In order to ensure a safe home with a well-maintained furnace, it is best practice to take the following steps before you start running the heat. Read More

Two Reasons To Lower Your Heating And Cooling Load Before You Upgrade

07Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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save energy IIIf you’re upgrading your comfort system, you should look into lowering your heating and cooling load first. What is your heating and cooling load? It’s the amount of heating and cooling energy that your home requires to maintain your desired temperature.

Why Should You Reduce Your Heating And Cooling Load? Read More

Home Energy Myths

06Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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5 MythsIn the Valley, measuring and controlling your home’s energy consumption is a little tricky. There are plenty of talking heads and information resources on the Internet that tell you how it’s supposed to work, but in most cases you’ll find that so called common knowledge about your home’s energy use isn’t always true. Here are some of the most common myths and how to differentiate from the truth. Read More

Common Heating Problems in the Valley

05Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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heating problemsYour heating system is a critical part of your home in in the Valley—especially during the winter when you might use every single day. Because your heating system is so important, it’s a good idea to keep a close eye on it. But how do you know when something has gone wrong? At Cooper Climate Control, we have responded to countless calls for heating repairs in the Valley-Metro area. We thought our customers would benefit from having a handy list of some of the most common heating repairs that we see. Read More

Getting the Most out of a New High-Efficiency Furnace

04Nov
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Three Thrifty Guys furnace cartoon

Have you recently upgraded to a new high-efficiency furnace in your Valley-Metro home? The heating experts at Cooper Climate Control want to help you get the most out of your new furnace. That’s why we offer comprehensive heating services and provide furnace tips to ensure that you are getting the most efficient heat available to your specific home.

Here’s a list of guidelines that will help you take advantage of the energy-saving features of a high-efficiency furnace. Read More

When Is The Best Time to Schedule Duct Cleaning?

03Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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duct cleaningDuct cleaning isn’t exactly an exciting way to spend your money, yet hiring a professional to clear the dust and debris filling up the duct system in your house is a necessary responsibility that all homeowners should embrace. Duct cleaning carries many benefits with it, including increasing your indoor air quality and helping your heating and air conditioning system operate at their peak. So reach out to a professional technician to perform duct cleaning services for your Valley-Metro home; after all, Phoenix and similar towns particularly benefit because it reduces the impact of our hot and humid climate outside. Read More

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