What is a Zoned Heating System?
Your living room gets warm, so warm in fact that you find
yourself falling asleep in front of the TV.
Then you go to bed and find yourself loading up on blankets
so you aren’t shivering through the night.
It’s an uncomfortable situation, but one that can be easily
remedied with a zoned
heating system.
What is a zoned heating system?
A traditional heating system uses one unit that heats or
cools the entire building. With a zoned heating system, a network of smaller,
energy-efficient units sends warm (or cool) air into different sections.
The most common zone… Read More
You
open your electric bill and you get a surprise.
It's not a good one. Your bill is unexpectedly high.
Or
maybe not that unexpectedly. When you think back, you realize there were times
when your air conditioner was running but your home somehow felt warmer, not
cooler.
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You step into a friend’s house for the first time and
sneeze.
Then you sneeze again, and again, and again.
When you finally stop sneezing, you ask your friend (through watering eyes), “Do you have a cat?”
Pet allergies can be tough, especially because you don’t
need to be near the animal in question for your symptoms to manifest.
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Years of performing HVAC
maintenance has taught us most people want the same thing from their home:
a space that’s cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Unfortunately, that’s exactly what rodents and snakes are
looking for as well when they creep into your ductwork. Same thing goes for
roaches, forever on the hunt for cool, dark places.
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Imagine you’re running in a 10-mile foot race. (We realize
you might be wondering what air conditioning companies know about running.
Please bear with us.)
You’re at the starting line, the whistle blows and you begin
sprinting as fast as you can. You’re leading the pack…for a little while,
anyway. Then your energy saps and you have to rest until you can run again.
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The calendar might say that we’re in the middle of autumn, but fall can be a tricky season.
Summer temperatures can often linger well into October, leaving us sweating when we’re ready for sweater weather, and relying on our air conditioning systems more than we’d expected.
In fact, that’s what we can expect this year, according to AccuWeather, with warm temperatures hanging around throughout the northeast for several weeks.
“While autumn may take longer than usual to arrive, it will be a picturesque season if forecasters are correct,” Accuweather says on its website. “Dry… 