We recognize that certain industries can have more exacting standards when it comes to air handling and cooling. Let’s talk about the nature of your business and what allowances may be necessary when we install your HVAC system.
We understand that installing a new HVAC system can be quite an investment for any homeowner. Rest assured that we’ll help you design and install the most efficient system that fits into your budget.
The original concept of air conditioning is thought to come from Ancient Rome. Also, it’s said that early cooling applications and techniques were used in Medieval Persia using cisterns and wind towers. The emergence of central air conditioning came forth in the early 19th century due to the advances in chemistry.
A good way to turn off potential buyers for your home is to have an uncomfortably warm house in the summer or a frigid home in the winter. Plan ahead if you want to sell your home and get your heating and cooling system in good working order.
One benefit of investing in a gas-powered heating system is that these systems are built to last. In fact, the life expectancy of a gas furnace is two times that of an electric heat pump.
Space planning must go hand in hand with the efficient operation of an HVAC system. We'll make sure that furniture or partitions do not block air flow, so that you can make subtle changes, if necessary.
We provide Air Conditioner installation, maintenance and repairs for commercial and industrial buildings. Our professional technicians have years of experience with HVAC systems.
Energy costs are a huge part of any business' budget, and adding the right features to your HVAC system at installation can help keep them down. For example, a programmable, zone control allows you to adjust the thermostat when no one's there, but keep specific ares, like server rooms, clean.
According to the Consortium of Energy Efficiency, at least 25 percent of all rooftop HVAC units are oversized, resulting in increased energy costs and equipment wear. Properly sized equipment dramatically cuts energy costs, increases the life of the equipment, and reduces pollution.
Have you noticed that some parts of your home are extremely cold while others are unbearably hot? We’re always happy to check your dampers and recommend ways to make every room more comfortable.
Central heating started spreading in the US in the late 1800s. First, coal-fired boilers with cast iron radiators were used. Then, coal furnaces were invented in 1885. At the time, they didn't have fans in the systems, so the air moved by natural convection.
There are many chemical pollutants in commercial buildings that should be controlled by a top quality HVAC system. This includes tobacco smoke, emissions from a variety of different cleaning products and floor coverings and accidental spills.
Did you know that almost 50% of homes have an HVAC system that is too large? An oversized HVAC system will not only increase energy costs, but will reduce the efficiency of the system. For your next HVAC upgrade, be sure that the right sized system is chosen.
Do you ever worry that your employees are fiddling with the thermostat before they’ve really given the system a chance to cool down? Let’s talk because we may have options that give you more control.
If you think you can tough out the summer without air conditioning just like your grandparents used to, think again. Modern homes aren't constructed using the same climate controlling techniques as they were a couple of generations ago. Those cooling breezeways and transoms have given way to the electronic age -- and air conditioning.
Before forced-air central heating, most heating systems were usually steam-based. These were originally used in the 1830s to help grow grapes in England, but the invention of the radiator the 1850s made it possible for steam central heating.
It’s important to remember that some areas of your commercial space may not always be in in use. By creating different zones in your building for your HVAC system, you can ensure that you aren’t wasting energy to heat and cool empty spaces.
It's important to purchase a heating and cooling system that is sized properly for your home. We have the expertise to measure your home, determine the cooling load for each home, and take into account the number of people in the house, the amount of insulation and the effectiveness of the ductwork system.
There are a few things you can do around your home to keep heating and air-conditioning costs down. Make sure doors and windows are properly sealed, and close them when the system is in use.
When your building’s HVAC system starts showing signs of irreparable issues, you may wonder whether there’s a system available that won’t have these same issues in the future. When you need HVAC equipment installed that you count on, we’re always here to help.
So what does SEER refer to when it comes to efficiency ratings? This is the seasonal energy efficiency ratio that indicates the amount of energy needed by the unit in order to be able to provide a specific cooling output.
Although you may be quite handy around the house, it's often a good idea not to attempt repairs on your cooling and heating units. Doing so could to lead to more costly repairs and affect the validity of your warranty.
The hot-air scientific principles defined by Dr. Paul Meissner in 1821 provided the foundations for modern heating systems. He was among the first to recommend mixing dampers to control air flow and recirculating cool air back to the furnace where it could be reheated.
Did you know that a typical furnace will lose a small percentage of its energy efficiency every year? However, with consistent maintenance, you can often maintain up to 95 percent of the furnace’s original efficiency for the life of the furnace.
No company wants to pay for a new heating and cooling system. However, advances in technology have led to equipment that is much more efficient than HVAC system even 5 or 10 years ago. Lower your monthly utility costs with a more energy-efficient system.
Some of the most innovative and efficient gas-powered heating systems on the market today are combination water heating/space heating systems. Here, hot water is generated both to heat your home and to supply hot water for all your household needs.
Your air conditioner constantly compresses refrigerant gas as part of its internal operation. That's what the compressor outside you home actually does; it compresses gas back into liquid form so it can keep recycling and cooling your home.
