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Controlling Energy Costs in Your Arizona Home

by Cooper Climate Control

Ask any homeowner about the challenges of maintaining a home, and he or she will likely tell you that controlling energy costs is definitely high on the list. To help you save both energy and money, we’ve outlined six easy-to-follow tips for your Valley-Metro home: Read More

Do You Have Water Pooling Around Your Air Conditioner?

14May

by Cooper Climate Control

At Cooper Climate Control Heating & Air Conditioning, we understand that finding water pooling around your air conditioner is not exactly a welcome sight. You may panic as you mentally calculate how much it will cost for air conditioner service to fix the problem in your valley home. Fortunately, there are some troubleshooting tips you can try on your own to alleviate the water problem and have your air conditioner service resume. The first thing you should try is turning the unit off and cleaning up all of the water that you find. If possible, try to determine where the moisture originated from inside of your air conditioner. You should not turn the unit back on again if you notice that any electrical components are wet. Read More

Proper Humidity Levels Keeps You Healthy

13May

by Cooper Climate Control

Poor indoor air quality in Phoenix, Arizona and surrounding areas is a concern because dust, pollen, and dry heat adversely affect pre-existing respiratory conditions. Certified technicians like us at Cooper Climate Control Heating & Air Conditioning will expertly perform an air conditioning repair or installation and a heating repair or installation for a residential or commercial location. It is imperative to understand the importance of proper humidity levels for healthy air quality and to ensure that your HVAC system can properly manage humidity. Read More

Fiberglass Insulation May Be What Your Facility Needs

29Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

When looking at insulation options for your Phoenix, AZ business, be sure to consider fiberglass insulation. Maximizing fiberglass insulation in your facility can help lower insurance premiums, offer wider flexibility in HVAC controls, lead to greater occupant comfort and productivity, and reduce heating and cooling loads, as well as result in healthier indoor air quality and significant monthly energy and cost savings. Read More

Don’t Forget Your Air Ducts When Spring Cleaning!

28Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

This time of year residents throughout the East Valley & West Valley are opening windows to let the fresh air in after a short cold winter. And spring cleaning is on the mind — but what about the air ducts that you will soon rely on (once again!) to maintain the comfort of your home? Before you know it, it will be time to turn to the air conditioning in your home, and as soon as you do, the stale and dust-cluttered air will be flowing throughout the house again.

Hot Tips to Save You ‘Moola’ on Air Conditioning Costs

27Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

As the summer months quickly approach, residents throughout Valley-Metro area often begin to think about high home cooling costs that approach as well. Heat and utility costs all go hand-in-hand, and running the air conditioner is the best way to beat the heat and be comfortable in your home. But, that often comes with a price tag — one that sometimes leads homeowners to shy away from using the A/C except on the hottest of days. But with these hot tips, you can save money on your energy bill and stay cool too.

Keep Money In Your Pocket This Summer While Staying Cool

22Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

Staying cool can be a challenge some times and costly but with these energy-saving tips you can cut your energy bill 20%-50%.

When temperatures rise, your utility bill doesn’t have to follow suit. Try these 10 tips to cut your summer energy use:

NATE Certification: Demand It When Choosing Your Contractor

17Apr

by Cooper Climate Control

North American Technician Excellence Inc. is a nonprofit organization that certifies HVAC-system technicians and contractors. To be certified, a technician must pass an exhaustive test, and for continuing certification, he must pass the test every three to five years. A contractor can get a NATE designation if 50 to 80 percent of his staff is certified.

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

16Apr

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:

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:

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Controlling Energy Costs in Your Arizona Home

Do You Have Water Pooling Around Your Air Conditioner?

Proper Humidity Levels Keeps You Healthy

Fiberglass Insulation May Be What Your Facility Needs

Don’t Forget Your Air Ducts When Spring Cleaning!

Hot Tips to Save You ‘Moola’ on Air Conditioning Costs

Keep Money In Your Pocket This Summer While Staying Cool

NATE Certification: Demand It When Choosing Your Contractor

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

Understanding Your Heating & AC System

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