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HVAC and New Construction, Home Additions and Multi-Family Dwellings

HVAC is a fairly complicated concept, and homeowners who want to save money and live a more efficient lifestyle need to pay attention to their HVAC systems. However, if you are building a new home, adding an addition to your home or trying to heat and cool a multi-family dwelling, you have to pay even more attention to your HVAC system. This blog has tips and posts on HVAC in all of those scenarios as well as ideas on HVAC in other situations. Hi, my name is Mary, and as the person who balances the budget in our home, I have learned a lot about HVAC systems over the years. I know how to pick efficient designs, how to keep the bills low and how to make the most of your HVAC system. Please explore these posts for ideas and help.

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Maintenance Tips to Optimize the Efficiency of Your Evaporative Air Conditioner

Posted on March 5, 2018

Evaporative air conditioners, like Cool Breeze air conditioning units, differ significantly from standard AC units. While a conventional AC unit cools the air by taking humidity out of the house, an evaporative air con filters the air through water and lowers its temperature. It does not strip air of its moisture, and this helps in preventing the effects of dry air, which include an itchy throat, watery eyes and irritated sinuses. [Read More]

Commercial Air Conditioning: How to Beat the Heat While Keeping Energy Costs Down

Posted on January 30, 2017

Several businesses operating in Australia enjoy the service of air conditioning installation. The air conditioners in commercial premises are used to create a cool, comfortable working environment for workers who usually spend long hours within the building. One major issue with commercial air conditioning, however, is that it can result in high energy expenses, which in turn cause the cost of running the business to be high.  The good news is that commercial air conditioning costs can be kept down. [Read More]

Are These Sources of Indoor Air Pollution Making You Sick?

Posted on July 19, 2016

Poor indoor air quality can cause many unpleasant symptoms, including irritation of the skin, throat and eyes, as well as triggering asthma attacks in some people. If spending time inside your home leaves you feeling unwell, you need to take action to banish sources of indoor air pollution. Here are some of the top offenders: 1. Cigarette Smoke If you smoke inside your home or let other people smoke there, your indoor air quality will suffer. [Read More]

Various Benefits of an Electrical Fireplace

Posted on July 1, 2016

During the colder months, it is not unusual for homeowners to look for ways to supplement the heating of their home. For individuals who may not have an HVAC system in their home, they may rely on a traditional fireplace to provide them with heat. Although this adds a rustic charm to your home, it may not be the best long-term solution for your heating needs. In this day and age, there are electrical fireplaces that you could consider. [Read More]