Tag: HVAC

Warning: Money-Saving Tax Credits For Home Energy Efficiency End

16Feb
by Cooper Climate Control  
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IRS RefundIf you were thinking about making an energy efficiency improvement to your Valley-Metro home (like installing a high-efficiency furnace), December was the time to do so.

December 31, 2013 was the last chance to take advantage of energy efficiency federal tax credits. Read More

Is Aging Ductwork Draining the Efficiency of Your HVAC System?

11Feb
by Cooper Climate Control  
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AgingDuctworkIf your HVAC equipment is fairly new, but your utility bills haven’t decreased at the rate you were hoping for, your ductwork might be the problem. Ductwork is often neglected because it isn’t visible on a daily basis. However, aging ductwork, or a duct system that has been poorly designed or maintained, can drain a noticeable amount of energy.

Here are tips to determine whether aging ductwork is diminishing the energy efficiency of your Valley-Metro home. Read More

What is Air Balancing?

29Jan
by Cooper Climate Control  
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FamilyAirBalancingEver wonder why some rooms in your house feel warm while others are freezing? Have arguments with your family members over who controls the thermostat? Worry that you’re throwing money away on your electric bill every month trying unsuccessfully to find an agreeable temperature to suit your entire house? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, it might be a good time to consider air balancing in your home. Read More

Benefits of Geothermal Heat Pumps

22Jan
by Cooper Climate Control  
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GeothermalHeatPumpOver the past few months you’ve probably heard a lot of talk about the benefits of geothermal heat pumps and how they’re going to revolutionize the heating world. But how much of that talk is fact, and how much is exaggeration? At Cooper Climate Control Heating & Air Conditioning, we’re here to set the facts straight about geothermal heat pumps once and for all.

What’s so great about geothermal heat pumps? Read More

The Basics of HVAC Cleaning

21Jan
by Cooper Climate Control  
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HVAC TuneUpLooking to clean your HVAC system soon? Learn about the process here!

Maintaining a heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system is key to controlling both large and small expenses. Whether it is simply routinely changing filters and servicing the air handlers or scheduling a recommended annual tune-up for your Air Conditioner and Furnace with a licensed professional, be sure to ask lots of questions and take good notes. After all this is your HVAC system, get to know it well. A trusted HVAC contractor will be glad to answer all of your questions and show you everything he is doing along the way. Read More

Energy Efficiency Tips for 2014

05Jan
by Cooper Climate Control  
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energy efficient homeBeing energy efficient has numerous benefits. There are lots of different ways to become more energy efficient, but some of the most impactful ways are directly related to your heating and air conditioning systems. Try these tips out to save money and the planet: Read More

Why Did the Cost of Freon Increase Substantially?

02Jan
by Cooper Climate Control  
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R22vs410R-22, better known to most consumers as Freon, is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).  The EPA is a part of the United States government and develops solutions and creates laws that protect the environment.  The EPA has joined with international efforts to eliminate ozone depleting substances.  This effort is called the Montreal Protocol.  Most countries around the world began enforcing the project shortly after it was started in 1987, but since Jan. 1, 2010, the US has been fully involved.  Read More

Does Your Home Have Unique Heating Demands?

01Jan
by Cooper Climate Control  
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UniqueHeatingNeedsFurnace installation seems like an easy project to accomplish, but there are actually many factors that should be considered before doing so. The efficiency of the heating system does not only depend on the brand of the unit. Furnace installation should be supported by an energy-efficient home structure. This simply means that before jumping into the purchase and installation of the heating system, homeowners should prepare the entire household. Making sure that the ductworks are sufficient and that the house is not prone to drafts should be a first priority. Then, the heating system installation follows. If furnace repair is needed, it is ideal to have it done before the winter season. By doing so, owners avoid the rush, as furnace repair services are in demand during the fall and winter. Consumers can also get discounts from repairing it early. Read More

The Best Maintenance of the Furnace Air Filters

25Dec
by Cooper Climate Control  
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TheBestDuring the cool and cold weather months of the year, many of us rely on the furnace in our home to keep us warm and comfortable. Yet most people do not put much thought into the care or maintenance of the furnace. This oversight can be a costly mistake, however, as a furnace that is not clean and well-maintained will be less effective, less energy efficient and may eventually break down, causing a huge headache and big repair costs. Read More

Preventive Maintenance: 6 Reasons an Agreement is Beneficial

11Dec
by Cooper Climate Control  
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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

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