Posts in october , 2014

Oct 30 Heating Tips for Fall

Here is a list of heating tips to keep in mind during the chillier season:

Oct 29 Ready, Set, Heat!

Even though temperatures are still lingering in the 80s, now is the best time to start your heaters to ensure they are working properly before the cold weather rolls in.

Oct 28 DIY: How To Clean Your AC Unit Condenser

If you've neglected to get your A/C unit checked out at least once a year, chances are it's not running and cooling nearly as efficiently as it should be.

Oct 23 Nest - The Learning Thermostat

Our lives revolve around technology. We like to have the most current phones, laptops, tablets, and televisions. So why not have the same standards for one of the most importa...

Oct 22 UV Lights Can Keep You Healthier!

We know that the sun's UV rays are harmful to us when we keep ourselves exposed for long periods of time so it might sound contradictory to say that these same UV rays

Oct 21 Bug-proof Your Home!

As the temperature drops, bugs begin to find ways to make it through the winter. Your home is a perfect resort from the elements.

Oct 20 5 Ways To Cool Down Air-Conditioning Cos...

Heating and air conditioning your home takes up about 40% of your monthly utility bill. Try some of the following methods in order to reduce those costs!

Oct 17 26 Home Heating Tips and Energy-Efficien...

Increase wall insulation - Probably not the simplest job but certainly the most effective, adding insulation to your walls makes an enormous difference in your home heating bi...

Oct 13 Let AC Express Maintain Your System!

Before each heating season, it is recommended that central air conditioners/heaters get a professional tune-up. This is the biggest step to preventing major malfunctions...

Oct 09 Save Some Money, Turn the Power Down!

Central AC is simply an energy hog. A window unit AC uses 500 to 1440 watts, while a 2.5-ton central system uses about 3500 watts. That's a lot of power.

Oct 06 Watch for Spiders!

Watch for spiders... drafty rooms, uneven room temperatures, ice dams, excessive dust and cobwebs. They're signs of gaps and poor insulation.