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When setting the temperature on your thermostat, you may notice an option for emergency heat. Also known as auxiliary heat, it’s a common feature of many heat pump systems. It’s not the same as the standard heat setting. While both settings will generate warm air, the emergency heat setting uses a different method of operation. …
Turning a blind eye to leaky eye ducts can be expensive. Learn the signs to save money and keep your home more comfortable and cleaner! After cooling or warming your home, your heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) system must distribute the newly conditioned air throughout the ductwork. A blower will force the conditioned air into …
It’s no secret that attics can get hot during the summer. Without any heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) supply vents, they won’t receive cool and conditioned air. As a result, heat will build up inside of attics. There are ventilation systems, however, that are designed specifically for attics. What Is Attic Ventilation? Attic ventilation refers …
If your AC system constantly runs day in and day out during the summer, you might be wondering whether it’s normal. The hot temperatures associated with this time of year will obviously force your AC system to work harder when compared to other seasons. In some cases, your AC system may fail to achieve the …
Many homeowners use ceilings fans during the summer, believing it will lower their home’s cooling costs. With the ceiling fan running, the surrounding space may feel cooler. Unfortunately, though, ceiling fans typically have little or no impact on cooling costs. They can make the surrounding space feel cooler, but they won’t alleviate the burden placed …
What type of thermostat does your home’s heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) system use? For decades, all residential HVAC systems relied on a non-programmable thermostat to control the interior temperature of homes. While you can still raise or lower the temperature of your home using a non-programmable thermostat, upgrading to a programmable thermostat can prove …
How much money do you typically spend on utilities to heat your home during the winter? As the temperatures begin to drop in the latter part of the year, you’ll probably rely on your home’s central heating to create a warm and comfortable living space. Whether it’s powered by electricity or natural gas, though, central …
Your home’s heating and cooling expenses are directly influenced by how well your home traps thermal energy. If you crank up the air conditioner during the summer, only for the cooled air to leak outside your home, you can expect higher-priced utility bills. Conversely, you’ll pay more for utilities during the winter if the heated …
