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Many homeowners hope more powerful equipment will do a better job. Unfortunately, this is a common misconception. While too small is not acceptable, too big can be much, much worse. Most homeowners who buy a larger unit regret their decision. An oversized heating & cooling system leads to: Higher Utility Bills More Breakdowns & Repair…

An investment in a new high efficiency heating and cooling system should save significantly on your utility bills. However, you will not save much if your existing ductwork is in bad shape. A typical poor duct system really drags down the performance of new high efficient equipment. Many buyers of new equipment have ended up…

Heat exchangers are the heart of any forced air furnace. Their purpose is to provide heat from the combustion process to the air being moved by the furnace’s blower, and eventually deliver that heated air to the home or business. Occasionally, heat exchangers fail and the equipment needs to be replaced. This article will cover…

Air Filter Tips: With the seemingly unlimited options of air filters, it can be quite overwhelming to select the proper air filter for your equipment. Many customers often ask, “How often should I change my air filter?” “Which is the best type of air filter for my unit?” “How do I install it properly?” “What…

What is a Humidifier and Why should I have one? If you are like most customers, you want the best of anything for your family. This includes air quality. There are literally thousands of products on the market for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). The shear amount of information and options can be a bit overwhelming.…

To resolve high energy utilization, homeowners should look into home energy-retrofit projects that are cost-effective—meaning that the investment has a positive impact on the household budget.…

While indoor air quality (IAQ) affects everyone, it is especially harmful for children, older adults and anyone with pre-existing health conditions.…

Energy bills are always a focus in the typical American household. High energy bills can rob your budget of disposable income and limit your recreational activities, like dining out or going to the movies.…

The U.S. is facing a critical workforce bottleneck in energy and infrastructure—one that threatens economic stability, energy security and grid resilience. While industries across the board are struggling with labor shortages, the energy sector’s challenge is uniquely urgent.…

What do you want to be when you grow up? This is the question that many young people are asked as they plan for their future. Responses may include doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc., but many children are misled into thinking that these professions, which require a traditional four-year college path, is the only path to prosperity or success.…

The home, typically a place of peace, can trigger some anxiety when it is time for extensive repairs. The anxiety many homeowners feel about this topic stem from thoughts of deceitful service professionals, fair treatment and whether the job they need done will be done correctly the first time. Choosing a contractor can be quite a daunting task, especially without a reference point. This article outlines some things homeowners should look for when hiring home service professionals.…

You have likely heard of organizations worldwide working to reduce their carbon emissions. There is a two-pronged reason for this: climate change and inflation.…

Most Americans are still feeling the pain of inflation, including the increasing cost of utilities. Monthly utility bills are a significant part of the average American’s household budget. …