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How Can I Make My Windows More Energy Efficient?

February 12, 2021

Energy-efficient windows can keep your home warmer during winter and cooler in summer and reduce your energy bills. You don’t have to spend thousands of dollars replacing windows. Try improving the energy-efficiency of your existing windows with these few tips. Apply Window Caulk Heat can enter or leave the house through gaps between window sash, glass, and window frame. You can prevent that by applying weather stripping or caulk, an easy and inexpensive way of making windows more energy-efficient. Most weather stripping and caulk materials are long-lasting, but it is wise to check on them annually to get the best...

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Home Comfort Tips For 2021

January 5, 2021

The start of the year is a great time to make your home more comfortable. There are several ways to make your home more comfortable while also saving you money. Take Care of Small Tasks There are several small ways to make your home more comfortable in 2021. You should commit to changing your furnace filter more often, which improves the air quality in your home and makes it more comfortable. Make sure there’s nothing covering air vents and that you’ve caulked cracks around your windows. Upgrade Your Thermostat If you don’t already have a programmable thermostat, you should buy...

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Signs You Should Replace Your Home Heating System

December 17, 2020

If you take care of your furnace, you can expect it to last 15 to 20 years. If it’s been neglected, it might last just 10 years or less. There are signs your furnace is wearing down and in need of replacement. Major Repairs If your furnace needs a major repair, it’s probably time to replace it. This is especially true if the repair will cost over half of what you’ll pay for a replacement. You may also run into a situation where replacement parts are difficult to get. High Energy Bills Furnaces lose their efficiency over time. This results...

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Heal Your Dry Skin With a Whole-House Humidifier

November 18, 2020

Today’s whole-house humidifiers offer a number of excellent health benefits. One of those benefits is a significant reduction of problems with dry skin. To learn more, read on as we cover the basics of whole-house humidifiers as well as their great effects on dry skin. How They Work Unlike small portable humidifier units, whole-house humidifiers work on a much larger scale to quickly and thoroughly humidify your entire home. They work automatically and are actually installed into your home’s HVAC system so when it runs, the humidifier also runs. As air is pushed through the duct system, that air is...

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4 Tips to Prepare Your Furnace for Winter

October 20, 2020

Once the leaves on the trees begin to change colors and fall to the ground, the need to boot up the furnace is not far behind. At the first sign of cooler weather, you need to ensure your heater is ready for use after being inactive for several months. Here are some tips to prepare your heating system for winter. 1. Change Filters Changing your filters is a fundamental step in maintaining your furnace. Homeowners who change their filters every few months will prolong the life of their heater. Keeping the system free of dust and other particles will also...

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End of Summer AC Maintenance Could Help You Save Money Next Spring

September 20, 2020

Seeing summer fade away can be sad in some ways. Long nights, swimming pools, and warm weather are just a few things you lose when summer ends in Martinsburg, WV. One of the perks of summer ending, though, is that you won’t have to operate your air conditioner as often. Just because it’s not running, though, doesn’t mean it still doesn’t deserve some special attention. If you follow these simple tips from , you’ll be able to give your air conditioner the seasonal send-off that it deserves. Clean Out Debris Summer storms bring with them a lot of debris. Sometimes,...

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Hi-Tech Flu Protection: Using UV Light in Your HVAC at the Office

August 11, 2020

You may have heard that UV lights in an office HVAC system improve indoor air quality. Here are the facts about UV lights and the benefits they provide. What are UV Lights? A UV light emits ultraviolet radiation. This radiation disinfects the air that passes through it. Since all the air in an office circulates through the HVAC system, indoor air quality is improved. Furthermore, they improve airflow and efficiency. This reduces energy consumption and saves you money on your energy bills. UV lights also reduce wear and tear on your HVAC system, helping it last longer. What Do UV...

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What is Super Cooling?

July 15, 2020

Everyone knows that keeping a home cool in the summer is a priority. However, did you know that there are many different approaches to cooling? One of the more popular alternative options for 2020 is super cooling. Here’s why you should consider it. Super Cooling Basics To start things off, super cooling is the process of cooling your home efficiently. Previously, it was thought that you should crank the AC when things get hot. While this works, it can be more efficient to cool at certain times of the day. For example, cooling your home when electricity costs are low...

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Benefits of Dehumidifiers in the Summer

June 16, 2020

Dehumidifiers can be a great investment for your home, especially if you live in a muggy place like West Virginia. There are multiple ways this piece of equipment can make your home more comfortable and save you money. In particular, whole-house dehumidifiers that work alongside your HVAC system are excellent for indoor air quality. 1. Lower Energy Consumption and Cost High levels of humidity make you feel warmer than it actually is. This leads to turning up the air conditioning system, which costs you a lot of money. A whole-house dehumidifier reduces the humidity level in your home to a...

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How to Reduce AC Power Consumption

May 13, 2020

You don’t need to reduce your indoor comfort in order to keep your energy bills low throughout the summer. Your AC’s power consumption should never be too high when you stay on top of important maintenance tasks. There are a few other things you can do to reduce your AC’s power consumption even more. Clean the Air Filter You should change the air filter monthly to keep your AC’s power consumption low. When the air filter is full, your air conditioner struggles to operate at the same level and uses up more power to cool your home. Other problems may...

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