HVAC systems have become incredibly efficient over the past few years, helping homeowners pocket significant savings on energy costs. However, making the following mistakes can easily erase those savings and cause energy bills to skyrocket. Here are a few common HVAC mistakes you should avoid making.
A ceiling fan is an energy-efficient alternative — or supplement — to cooling the entire home with an air conditioner. Over time, however, you might notice unusual noise coming from a ceiling fan. Fortunately, most of the issues with ceiling fans can be fixed easily.
Replacing the AC system may not be the most exciting home remodeling project, but it’s necessary if your system is more than 15 years old and if repairs are getting expensive.
Other than derailed vacation plans, the worst thing that can happen during the summer is for an AC to stop working in the middle of a heat wave. But as long as you look out for the following signs, you can typically avoid an AC emergency.
If it’s time to replace your old air conditioner — whether the repairs have become too frequent and expensive, or you’re looking for a more energy efficient system — be sure to take the following steps before making a purchase.
During the summer, your home’s air conditioner works nonstop, keeping you and your family nice and cool. What you may not know, however, is the interesting history of how the air conditioner was developed and how it has impacted modern life over the past few decades. Here are a few fun facts about the air conditioner you may not know about.
Roger The Plumber has noticed a new gift giving trend this season — the gift of home air purification systems — and is encouraging homeowners to purchase a system for friends and family members.
We’re halfway through summer and air conditioners have been running on full blast across the U.S. No doubt many homes and workplaces have had conversations, if not debates, about the ideal indoor temperature setting. As the summer heat rages on, so does the battle for control over the air conditioner.