by Bryan Simning | Jan 1, 2021 | air conditioner, Heating, HVAC
updated 03/13/25 Commercial heating and cooling systems differ to residential solutions in numerous ways, primarily because commercial HVAC systems need to be larger and more powerful than those used in households. For example, a single split system may not be...
by Bryan Simning | Nov 20, 2020 | air conditioner, air conditioner maintenance
According to the United States Energy Information Administration, more than half of all residential power consumption goes strictly to heating and air conditioning during an average year. That means HVAC efficiency has a big effect on your power bills and how much...
by Bryan Simning | Jun 24, 2020 | air conditioner, Air Conditioning, HVAC, Thermostats
HVAC Manufacturers have, over the years, aimed to provide energy-efficient products. For decades, thermostats have been used to regulate the temperature within buildings. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), residential thermostats control roughly...
by Bryan Simning | May 29, 2020 | AC Installation, AC Repair, air conditioner, air conditioner maintenance
Once you’ve decided to acquire air conditioning for your home, the hunt begins for the perfect system. You would have come across central and individual air conditioning methods. Associated with the system is the term BTU. Naturally, you’d assume that the higher the...
by Bryan Simning | Mar 20, 2020 | air conditioner
Though there is little difference in the physical way different kinds of air conditioners function to cool the air, there are many kinds of AC units. Each of these bring their own strengths and benefits to the table depending on what the situation demands. For large...
by Bryan Simning | Feb 28, 2020 | air conditioner, HVAC, HVAC System
Every homeowner has firsthand experience with HVAC systems. While many homes don’t have central AC, every modern home has central heating of some kind, whether it’s electric, gas, oil, geothermal, heat pump, or less common heating methods. Today, we’re going to...
