Tag Archives: air conditioner

Federal Tax Credits Will Expire Soon — Now’s The Time To Make Those Upgrades You’ve Been Considering

By Raj Rai | Published: November 9, 2011

If you have been considering upgrading your home’s HVAC system or making energy efficiency improvements, you might want to do so before the end of the year. Share and Enjoy:

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Posted in Tax Credits and Rebates | Also tagged afue, energy efficiency, energy star, furnaces, heat pump, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, solar power | Leave a comment

Cooling Lingo You Should Know When Upgrading Air-Conditioning Systems

By Raj Rai | Published: September 8, 2011

When considering an upgrade for your air conditioner, your initial research may bring you up against all kinds of unfamiliar terminology and industry jargon. It can be confusing for a newcomer to the world of heating and cooling: What in the world is a SEER, for example, and what does it have to do with [...]

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Posted in Air Conditioning, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged btu, condenser, cooling system, degree fahrenheit, energy efficiency ratio, heat coil, heat transfer, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, low temperature, refrigerant gas, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, seer, series of tubes | Leave a comment

The Cooling Season In Northeast Ohio May Be Near The End, But Preventive Maintenance Should Not Be Ignored

By Raj Rai | Published: September 6, 2011

Though summer’s end is in sight in Northeast Ohio, this is no time to abandon your hardworking air conditioner. As fall and winter approach, an A/C tuneup will help protect you through the season’s end and ensure your system is ready to go next year. Share and Enjoy:

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Posted in Air Conditioning, Preventive Maintenance | Also tagged air conditioners, condensate drains, condenser, costly repair bills, electrical connections, fall and winter, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, hvac contractors, hvac equipment, moving parts, ohio homeowners, preventive maintenance, professional heating, tuneup, utility bills, wear and tear | Leave a comment

Ceiling Fans Give Your Comfort First Priority, While Enhancing Efficiency

By Raj Rai | Published: August 9, 2011

Fans are designed to circulate the air inside your home. There are a variety of fans available such as table fans, floor fans and ceiling fans. Because these devices move the air throughout your home, they also cool the people in the rooms, and can be a welcome addition to any room on a warm [...]

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Posted in Energy Savings, Fans | Also tagged air conditioning system, ceiling fan, ceilings, fan blades, fan questions, floor fans, installing ceiling fans, northeast ohio area, table fans, thermostat, weather, weatherking | Leave a comment

Air-Conditioning System Died? Use These Replacement Questions

By Raj Rai | Published: July 26, 2011

If parts of your air conditioner need to be replaced, or if you’re building a home and need to choose a new air-conditioning unit, be sure to purchase a product that will provide you with optimal efficiency levels. Once you’ve decided on the best equipment for your situation, you’ll need to have it installed. However, [...]

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Posted in Air Conditioning, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged air conditioning installation, air conditioning unit, better business bureau, budget, efficiency air, efficiency levels, high efficiency air conditioning, hvac contractor, insurance certificates, model numbers, money savings, optimal efficiency, reputable contractors | Leave a comment

Should You Repair Or Replace Your Air Conditioning? Our Advice

By Raj Rai | Published: May 18, 2011

When deliberating on whether to replace your air conditioner or just spend some money on repairing it, there are some questions you should ask yourself. These will help you figure out which alternative is the most cost-efficient while keeping your home as comfortable as possible. Share and Enjoy:

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