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Is your furnace blowing cold air?

23Dec
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  1. BlowingColdAirInWinterBe sure that your thermostat is programmed correctly. If your furnace is newer and is maintained on an annual basis, chances are your program for your furnace is not set correctly. Try making sure the “Fan” is set to “Auto” and not to “On/Run”. Read More

Uneven Heating And Cooling? Let A Zoning System Solve Your Problem

15Dec
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zoning systemIs your heating and cooling system uneven? Are parts of your home really warm, while others are too cold? A zoning system may be the answer for you, particularly if your home is large or has multiple levels, or if you have several individuals living with you. Zoning systems allow you to set a temperature in each zone that you establish, and then regulate the temperature specifically for those zones. That way, you don’t waste costly conditioned air on areas that you don’t use as much as others and everyone is happy with their zone’s temperature. 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

The Benefits of Energy Efficient Water Heaters

26Nov
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energy-efficient-residential-hot-water-heaters-1Energy efficient water heaters are becoming extremely popular among home owners. No matter if you are replacing an existing heater or installing one into a new home, an energy efficient model will help you save money on monthly utility bills while helping the environment at the same time. Considering that the average family spends twenty percent of their total energy costs on heating their water, this is definitely one area where home owners will want to focus their attention. Read More

A Guide to Furnace Cleaning

24Nov
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FurnaceHowItWorksDirt is an enemy to all furnaces. Not only does dirt decrease furnace efficiency, but it also wastes fuel. The parts of your furnace which should be regularly cleaned: the blower, the filter, and the motor. Read More

Don’t Turn Off Your Ceiling Fans This Winter

20Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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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

The Filter In Your Furnace: Neglect It And Risk The Consequences

18Nov
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FurnaceFilterThe filter in your furnace is critical to system airflow. Proper airflow, in turn, affects energy efficiency and the comfort level in your home. It also protects the moving parts of your furnace, such as the blower motor, from excessive wear and tear caused by dust intake. Finally, a quality furnace filter removes airborne particulates from the breathing air in your home. These include allergens like dust and pollen as well as microorganisms such as mold spores.   Read More

101 on Home Heating System Parts

14Nov
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img_hh_system_lrgMost homes have an HVAC system to produce heat, which combines heat and air into one ventilating system using ducts to distribute the cooled or heated air. The furnace is the main functioning part of an HVAC system. Furnaces run off of either electricity or a gas burner, but whichever your home has, the parts are similar. Read More

How to Improve Indoor Air Quality During the Winter

12Nov
by Cooper Climate Control  
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Indoor Air ComfyThe easiest way to improve the indoor air quality in your home is to throw open the windows for some breezy cross ventilation. Unfortunately, this isn’t so easy to do in the winter! Indoor air quality is notoriously bad in the Arizona area, and it’s 10 times worse when it gets cold out! While modern homes are being constructed with special care taken to improve ventilation as well as efficiency, many homes built within the last 20 years were built as tightly as possible to maximize furnace efficiency. The result? Homes with dirty, pollutant-filled air, locked in for months at a time.

Yuck! Read More

Two Reasons To Lower Your Heating And Cooling Load Before You Upgrade

07Nov
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save energy IIIf you’re upgrading your comfort system, you should look into lowering your heating and cooling load first. What is your heating and cooling load? It’s the amount of heating and cooling energy that your home requires to maintain your desired temperature.

Why Should You Reduce Your Heating And Cooling Load? Read More

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