Tag: ac maintenance plans

Why You Should Have Your Furnace Serviced Every Heating Season

16Oct
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furnaceParticularly if you’ve just purchased a new furnace, it’s probably not something you think about all that much. As long as it works when you need it to, that is. Unfortunately you usually find out that something is wrong with your furnace just when you need it most. However, there is a way to avoid that kind of problem, and many others, and that’s to have regular furnace maintenance service performed by a Cooper Climate Control professional every year. Read More

5 Ways to Keep Heating Costs Low During Winter

15Oct
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low gas billArizona is generally very cool in the fall, which we are seeing beginning signs of now. This weather can easily lead to increased utility costs around this time. Luckily for Valley-Metro residents there are a few tips that can be used to keep warm and keep costs down at the same time. Read More

Gas Or Electric Furnace For Your Home?

13Oct
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pros consPurchasing a new home furnace is not as difficult a task as one might expect. Your local Valley-Metro heating and air conditioning company is here to answer any questions you have regarding this major investment. Here are some purchasing tips and system features to think about as you decide what system will work best for your circumstance.

Should You Go With An Electric or Gas Furnace? Read More

Air Humidifiers & HVAC Units Combine For Cleaner Air

10Oct
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black familyIn the heating and air conditioning industry, providing high quality inside air safely (air humidifier) throughout the house is becoming the norm. When newer heating and air systems are installed to replace older, out of date systems, the quality of the air that we breathe is improved almost immediately due to the following: Read More

How To Reduce Heating And Cooling Bills

09Oct
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imageEven as the price of energy continues to rise, you can still take steps to reduce your cooling bills in the summer and your heating bills in winter. Here are some suggestions to help you accomplish this.

If you use a furnace to heat your home in winter, have it checked and maintained regularly. Do this before the cold weather sets in so you can complete necessary repairs. Hire an experienced technician to perform quality HVAC service, they will know how to identify and correct any problems. Additionally, they will be able to suggest newer, energy-efficient HVAC systems should your system be operating at low efficiency. Read More

What To Do About Cool Spots

08Oct
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cool spotsIn Arizona, sitting on your couch watching TV should be an enjoyable experience, especially after a long day at the office. But, if your air conditioner deposits an abnormally high volume of cold air directly onto your couch, making you shiver despite the 90 degree heat outside, you may have a cool spots. Read More

Your Fall To-Do List: Check Your Ductwork And Vents For 7 Common Problems

02Oct
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dirty ductsFall is a great time to improve your home’s energy efficiency. Inspecting your ductwork, registers and vents for common problems is a good way to determine whether you could be losing as much as 20 percent of expensive conditioned air.

There are seven common ductwork issues that plague households in the Valley-Metro area: Read More

Your HVAC Contractor’s Maintenance Checklist?

01Oct
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checklist IIThere is a saying that tells us that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and this could not be more true of HVAC maintenance and repair. All air conditioner and heating tune-ups are not created equal.  When booking an appointment for a tune-up you may want to consider asking for a checklist of services they plan to perform. Your Heating and Air Conditioning Specialist should have an annual HVAC maintenance program. This can help you to develop a solid preventative maintenance system which will keep your unit functioning at peak performance for the duration of its life. By planning ahead and maintaining your system using your HVAC maintenance, you will be aware of any weakness in your system and be able to keep repair costs to a minimum. Read More

Consider A High Energy-Efficient Gas Heater

30Sep
by Cooper Climate Control  
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gas heaterThe cost of energy is going up. Homeowners are looking for energy-efficient products whenever possible.

The inefficient use of energy can be very expensive. Homeowners want to lower their monthly utility bills. This can be accomplished by replacing inefficient appliances and other energy-driven devices with devices that are more fuel efficient. Although this requires a bit of an investment as each appliance is replaced, the long-range benefits are huge.
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What’s the Cost To Replace an Air Conditioner?

29Sep
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money unitDuring the summer months it can be difficult to image life without some form of air conditioning. The cost to replace an air conditioner can vary widely; if there is an existing system in place, the cost to replace air conditioner units would only be a few thousand dollars. If new ductwork is needed, or other parts need to be added or replaced costs will start to increase. Having the total cost to replace air conditioner systems will vary depending on the seer rating of the unit. It isn’t entirely unheard of if new ducts need to be installed to increase efficiency of your air conditioner. Keep in mind that these are only average rates, the rates for your project will vary based on factors such as location, supply, and demand of the contractor and system you choose. Read More

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