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Every appliance has a lifespan. The same is true of your air conditioner. So, how long do air conditioners last? While AC repairs can help keep your air conditioning in good working order during that lifespan, eventually, the efficiency starts to go, and repairs will cost more than the replacement cost. This is what we…
Changing your furnace and air conditioner out for new efficient models will cut your energy usage as much as 50%. Older HVAC systems use a lot more energy than newer models. Comparing your existing furnace to a high efficiency model. Furnaces are ated by their AFUE rating. Older Furnaces have ratings starting around 50% AFUE.…
With cold weather right around the corner, it may be time to consider a new furnace for your home. You may be wondering what is the cost, and how do I pay for it. A new furnace price may be anywhere from $2,000 to as much as $6,000 depending on the size, efficiency level, and…
Your air conditioner may not work correctly because of several possible issues. These include an electrical short circuit, a faulty compressor, a damaged fan motor, a dirty filter, a low refrigerant level, a blocked drain line, or a leaking evaporator coil. Call our experts if you think any of these conditions might be causing your…
Research shows that almost 90% of American households have AC. However, it can take away your comfort when it comes to humidity. When the air from your vents cools off, it absorbs moisture from the air inside the house. But don’t worry; Energy Stars Heating and Cooling Co has been the most trusted team to…
Are you wondering how to finance your new air conditioner (A/C) now that summer is quickly approaching? You might be surprised to learn that you do not have to go all-out instantaneously since there are several methods to lower out-of-pocket expenses. A new air conditioner (A/C) is a large investment, so you may be wondering…
If you are looking to get a new furnace installed, you need to be careful with your investment and get the right contractor to help you with it. We outline 3 important things to consider before hiring an HVAC contractor and let you know what could happen if you have the wrong contractor install your…
Our heating and cooling equipment is typically “out of sight, out of a mind”. As long as it is working, many homeowners don’t worry about it too much. But your furnace is an essential part of your home. There are comfort as well as health and safety implications to a dying furnace. An obvious sign…
The calendar says fall, but it is seriously starting to feel like winter in the Metro East. With another snow forecast this week, fall is packing some serious cold weather. But after a sudden cold spell, your energy bill can be an unexpected surprise. According to Energy.gov, heating and cooling your home accounts for 48%…
As temperatures continue to drop, the air inside and outside your home gets drier. As said by WebMD, warmer air holds more moisture. When you feel hot in the summer, both the higher temps and added humidity make you feel sweaty. In the winter, cooler air comes creeps inside and makes your house feel dry.…
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