April 2014 - Page 2 of 3 - Cooper Climate Control

High Efficiency A/C Pays Off In The Long-Term and Here’s Why

by Cooper Climate Control

Selecting a central air-conditioning system may give you pause when it comes to its price tag, but spending a few more dollars to get a high efficiency A/C system may be the better investment.

High efficiency equipment uses less electricity and can greatly increase your indoor comfort. And the payback period may be shorter compared to less a efficient system that costs more to operate.

The lowest efficiency rating stands at Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) 13. In general, a system with the following features will raise the SEER, which gives you more efficient cooling:

Tips To Get Your Valley-Metro HVAC System Ready for Spring 2014

15Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

Spring is a great time to tackle home cleaning, maintenance and improvement projects. For residents of the Valley who are facing a hot summer, preparing your HVAC system for the warm spring and summer months is an important home maintenance task. These 5 Tips will help you prepare your Arizona HVAC system for spring.

Tight Ducts Is One Great Strategy for Preventing Loss of Conditioned Air

14Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

Your home’s ductwork acts as the furnace and air conditioner’s circulatory system. Air passes through the ducts on its way to each room, delivering heated or cooled air from supply registers. However, did you know that in the average home, 20 percent of this air is lost through gaps in the ductwork and poor duct connections? Seal the ductwork and enjoy all the benefits of tight ducts, including:

Ever Consider a Ductless Heat Pump? Here’s Why…

13Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

Installing a new furnace or heat pump is a major investment in your home. When going through such a major installation, it’s a good time to consider adding some supplemental features that will make your home more comfortable in the long run.

Wi-Fi Thermostat Gives Your Arizona Home A Different Way of Climate Control

10Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

Are you considering upgrading to a Wi-Fi thermostat? Your investment will open up new dimensions to home climate control. Take a look at what awaits you when you place priority on choosing a quality Wi-Fi thermostat over a manual model.

You Need Your Ductwork Checked & Three Reasons Why

09Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

Efficiency: Leaky or improperly sealed ducts can reduce heating and cooling system efficiency making your HVAC system work harder than it has to. Older homes tend to have poor design when it comes to ductwork causing air flow concerns. Properly sealing and insulating ducts increases efficiency, lower your energy bills, and the investment can often pay for itself in energy savings. Sometimes it is a simple fix and will require no additional investment at all.

Understanding Your Heating & AC System

08Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

In order to understand your heating & AC system, you need to know there are three basic elements involved in both air conditioning and heating:

Filters You Must Change In Your Arizona Home

07Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

There are a number of filters to change in your home. You may be familiar with some of them but not others. Maybe you’ve never changed any of them before. Regardless of your knowledge of filters, it is never too late to learn which filters to change in your home and incorporate the practice into your regular home maintenance routine.

What Are Radiant Barriers?

06Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

For a lot of us, the term radiant barrier sounds like it came straight out of Star Trek! In fact, residential radiant barriers are created from the same technology that NASA used to protect astronauts, equipment and spacecraft from the temperature variations in space. Today, it is being used more and more in homes and can save you money on energy bills while at the same time prolonging the life of your roof and AC system.

Don’t Underestimate Ventilating Fans Valuable Work

03Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

You can feel the difference between a well-ventilated home and a poorly-ventilated one. The well-ventilated home feels clean and airy, while the air in the poorly-ventilated one feels stale, heavy and musty. But good ventilation isn’t just a matter of comfort, it can also affect your health so please do not underestimate its value. A poorly-ventilated home is prone to the buildup of carbon monoxide, airborne viruses, mold-facilitating moisture, pet dander and many other pollutants. Ventilating fans can help avoid these issues.

Month: April 2014

High Efficiency A/C Pays Off In The Long-Term and Here’s Why

Tips To Get Your Valley-Metro HVAC System Ready for Spring 2014

Tight Ducts Is One Great Strategy for Preventing Loss of Conditioned Air

Ever Consider a Ductless Heat Pump? Here’s Why…

Wi-Fi Thermostat Gives Your Arizona Home A Different Way of Climate Control

You Need Your Ductwork Checked & Three Reasons Why

Understanding Your Heating & AC System

Filters You Must Change In Your Arizona Home

What Are Radiant Barriers?

Don’t Underestimate Ventilating Fans Valuable Work

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