If you’ve purchased a programmable thermostat, you’re probably already sold on the energy savings this nifty little device will deliver each and every month. Now you’ll want to embrace some best practices for programming your thermostat. Read More
When you purchase a home heating and cooling system your priorities are most likely comfort and efficiency. What type of system will give you the most bang for your buck? To figure this out you’ll need to factor in the initial cost of the system, monthly utility costs and perceived maintenance costs over the lifetime of the unit. 
If you’re not convinced of the value of A/C service, be forewarned of this spoiler alert: The following information should not only convince you of the need to have your 
Ever wondered what’s lurking in your home’s air — that your air filter can’t touch? It’s nearly impossible to identify and address bacteria and viruses, for instance, without 
Ask anyone who has logged record-breaking mileage on their vehicle how they did it, and chances are they’ll tell you, “I took care of it.” In many cases, that means making small repairs before they develop into bigger, costlier problems. The same can be said for heating and cooling systems. Staying on top of HVAC repairs will keep your system going for the long haul. 
If your home is like many others in the Raleigh area, there are rooms that are cold and rooms that are too warm, rooms that are drafty and rooms in which air doesn’t seem to circulate no matter what you do. 
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heating and cooling costs account for more than half of the energy budget in a typical U.S. home. So the efficiency of your HVAC equipment makes a big difference on how much money you spend on energy year-round. 
If you’re facing the pleasant prospect of extra cash from your tax refund, consider upgrading your outdated HVAC system to a new, high efficiency system. Because of their potential for energy savings — and low utility bills — over the long haul, high-efficiency systems can be a smart investment for many homeowners. 
Spring is a good time to open the windows and let fresh air flow through your home. And before that fresh air grows hot and humid in the Raleigh area, spring is also the time to schedule an air conditioner tune-up — to help ensure that your home’s A/C is ready to do its job all summer long. 
One of the quickest and easiest changes you can make to reduce your energy bills is to install a programmable thermostat. These electronic devices have replaced conventional mechanical thermostats in many homes and businesses. -
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