Tag: energy efficient

Preventive Maintenance: 6 Reasons an Agreement is Beneficial

11Dec
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PreventativeMaintenance IIYou rely on your home’s HVAC system throughout the year, and regular maintenance is essential to keep it running smoothly and guarantee your comfort. If you’re debating whether a preventive maintenance agreement is worth the investment, consider the following benefits: Read More

Winter Insulation Tips

09Dec
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WinterInsulationGet the most out of your home this winter with these insulation tips from your Heating & Cooling Specialists!

Some insulation systems do not entirely serve the purpose of keeping homes warm in the winter, and insulation products of the past are no guarantee that all pockets of air will ever be completely sealed. Attics and fireplaces are two major areas in a home that should be examined closely since excessive draft enters from the outside into both areas. Old window framework enables draft to enter inside as well. There are plenty of ways ensure whole house efficiency when it comes to insulation. Read More

What Makes Two-Stage Furnaces Different From Single-Stage Models

05Dec
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TwoStageFurnace SingleStageFurnaceTwo-stage furnaces give you the option of lower, more energy-efficient heating when full burner output isn’t required. Here in the Arizona climate, that’s most of the time. However, a single-stage furnace doesn’t give you that option. The one-stage burner produces full-blast, 100 percent output all the time it’s lit. That’s an energy-waster and not the best choice for comfort, either. One-stage heating produces wide temperature swings as the furnace cycles on and off. Room temperatures may fluctuate as much as 10 degrees above and below the thermostat setting. Here’s how two-stage furnaces get the job done better and more efficiently. Read More

Switch Your Heat Pump To Heat Mode

02Dec
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Can you believe November is already over? By now you’ve probably had a heat pump inspection and you’re getting ready to turn HeatPumpToHeatingModeyour heat pump on (if you haven’t already!) to begin feeling your heat mode. In the winter, heat pumps operate basically like reverse air conditioners, pulling heat from the outside air and moving it into your home. This allows heat pumps to run much more efficiently than furnaces and other fuel burning heat pumps, provided you use them properly!

Since heat pumps are still gaining traction in our area, it’s common for people to have questions about how they work. And while they’re not that much of a jump from furnaces, there are some key differences that tend to confuse many new buyers.

Do heat pumps save money in the winter? Read More

Healthy Home System

02Dec
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Healthy Climate Filter LogoIf you’ve been paying attention to our blog over the past couple months, you know the EPA estimates indoor air quality (IAQ) in most homes is five to ten times worse than outdoor air quality – and in some cases is over 100 times worse! The problem is as homes get tighter together and more efficient, they also lose considerable amounts of breathability and ventilation, meaning viruses, bacteria and other airborne contaminants multiply within your home and can’t escape. Recent advancements in home efficiency have inadvertently made the problem worse. As a result? Incidents of asthma have increased by 61% since 1982! Read More

Energy Efficient Furnaces

25Nov
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Learn all about the basics for energy efficient furnaces and what to look for. Call Cooper Climate Control today to get an energy Furnace Green_Home_Improvement11efficient furnace in your home!

If your furnace isn’t running like it should, and you’re thinking about an energy-efficient furnace, there are many things to consider. Of course, an energy-efficient furnace will help to cut costs on energy expenses. Yet, there are other factors to consider before purchasing. We’ve listed some of the most important factors to consider when looking for at replacing your furnace. Read More

How to Troubleshoot Your Home Heater

21Nov
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TroubleshootingYourSystemThe main heater, or furnace, in a home can succumb to any number of failures. Troubleshooting is the first thing done by a qualified technician who comes out for repairs. There are some basic troubleshooting steps most any homeowner can do on his own. Simple troubleshooting makes it clear whether a simple repair or replacement is needed. Read More

Don’t Turn Off Your Ceiling Fans This Winter

20Nov
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CeilingFanOperationMany homeowners rely on their ceiling fans during the summer months to keep their homes cooler. You may not realize that ceiling fans also have the ability to keep your home warmer and reduce heating costs during the cooler months as well.  Read More

Ways To Cut Your Energy Consumption This Winter

19Nov
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Energy Savings IAfter a mild winter last year, experts are predicting a return to more normal temperatures this winter, as well as higher levels of energy consumption for heating. Bills for heating are expected to rise significantly in comparison to last year for homeowners with natural gas-fired furnaces and electric heating. That means that conservation will be even more important than last year to avoid sticker shock when the monthly utility bills arrive. While elements like the weather are out of our control, how we use energy is something we can usually improve upon.
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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

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