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Look For The Energy Star Label, And You’ll See Results

By Terry Lawson | Published: September 29, 2011

If you’re looking to save money by cutting down on your heating and cooling costs, look no further than HVAC systems and products that have the yellow Energy Star label.

Posted in Air Conditioning, Boilers, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Heating, Service & Maintenance, Technicians | Also tagged boilers, central air conditioners, energy bills, energy efficiency, energy savings, energy star label, furnaces, heating and air, hvac systems, lower utility bills, New River Valley, resource guide, southwest virginia | Leave a comment

When Heat And Humidity Prohibit Fresh Air From Windows, Use These Tips To Upgrade Indoor Air Quality

By Terry Lawson | Published: September 8, 2011

The weather in Virginia can often bring about high levels of heat and humidity. Most people choose to stay indoors and keep everything closed to try and stay comfortable, but

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Filters, Filtration, Heating, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Mold, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged air purification unit, heating and air, humidity levels, hvac filters, hvac professionals, indoor air quality, mold spores, New River Valley, resource guide | Leave a comment

Need Humidity Control? Have You Considered Dehumidification Systems?

By Terry Lawson | Published: July 26, 2011

When moisture levels in your home increase due to seasonal changes, mold spores, bacteria and dust mites can be at an all time high inside your home and dehumidification is

Posted in Air Conditioning, Dehumidifiers, Heating, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Mold | Also tagged dehumidification, excess moisture, heating and air, humidity control, indoor air quality, moisture levels, mold spores, New River Valley, resource guide, Virginia | Leave a comment

Need To Replace Cooling Equipment Quickly? Look At All Your Options Using These Replacement Questions

By Terry Lawson | Published: July 21, 2011

If you are wrestling with the decision of trying to repair or replace it, ask yourself these questions to figure out which option makes most sense for your situation.

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Service & Maintenance, Technicians | Also tagged air conditioner, air conditioners, current systems, energy efficiency ratio, heating and air, hvac specialist, resource guide, seer, southwest virginia, utility bills | Leave a comment

Wondering What You Can Do To Keep Your Air Conditioner Working All Summer?

By Terry Lawson | Published: July 12, 2011

When serious problems occur that keep your AC from functioning properly, it’s wise to call in a knowledgeable technician. However, there are several preventative measures you can take to keep your

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Filters, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Heating, Preventative Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Technicians | Also tagged air conditioner, air conditioning system, heating and air, heating and cooling, maintenance work, preventative measures, preventative steps, resource guide, southwest virginia | Leave a comment

Is The Air You Breathe Making You Sick? Consider A UV-Light System

By Terry Lawson | Published: June 28, 2011

UV light systems are able to complement your air filters in order to assure the highest indoor air quality possible. If you feel that the air you breathe is constantly

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air ducts, Air Filters, Filtration, Furnaces, Heating, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Mold, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, UV Lights, Ventilation | Also tagged air filter, air filters, air purifiers, ductwork, dust in the air, efficiency air, heating and air, high efficiency, indoor air quality, resource guide, ultraviolet lights, uv light, uv lights, virginia area, western virginia | Leave a comment

Buying A Furnace: What It All Boils Down To

By Terry Lawson | Published: June 23, 2011

When determining what type of furnace to purchase, there are several factors to consider: the type, the size and the price. And consider this: Now, while it’s warming outside, is

Posted in Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Heat Pump, Heating, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance, Tax Credits and Rebates, Technicians, Thermostats | Also tagged consumer rebates, efficiency levels, furnace efficiency, furnace size, heating and air, heating bills, heating systems, high efficiency furnaces, high efficiency heating, insulation, new furnaces, resource guide, southwest virginia | Leave a comment

Why Your Contractor Should Check Out Your Ductwork Before Your New HVAC System Goes In

By Terry Lawson | Published: June 21, 2011

If you are upgrading to a new air system, you need to have your ductwork inspected before the installation. You will not be able to get the most efficiency out

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air ducts, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Heating, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Thermostats | Also tagged conditioned air, ductwork design, efficiency, heating and air, holes, hvac system, resource guide, return ducts, seals, southwest virginia | Leave a comment

Invest In High-Efficiency Air Conditioning Today, And Enjoy The Savings For Years To Come

By Terry Lawson | Published: June 16, 2011

Whether it is gasoline or electricity, energy prices are soaring. The price we pay to fuel our cars and power our air conditioners shows no sign of dropping any time

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Thermostats | Also tagged efficiency air, efficiency unit, energy efficiency ratio, energy efficient air conditioning, energy expense, energy prices, energy savings, energy usage, heating and air, high efficiency air conditioning, home energy, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, seer rating, service professionals | Leave a comment

Duct Sealing Can Pay Off When Your Cooling Bills Are Just Too High

By Terry Lawson | Published: June 2, 2011

Are you finding your utility bills are costing you just too much? While there may not be much you can do about the overall rise in energy costs, there are

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air ducts, Energy Evaluations, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance, Technicians | Also tagged ductwork, energy costs, energy specialists, experienced service, heating and air, heating and cooling systems, hvac system, proper maintenance, resource guide, utility bills | Leave a comment

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