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From solar panels to smart appliances, there’s a myriad of sophisticated technology designed to conserve energy. But what about the simple things? Let’s get back to the basics. Blackout curtains or window coverings are inexpensive and attractive, keeping you toasty in the winter by trapping warm air, and cool in the summer by deflecting sweltering rays.  

  Energy-Efficient Technologies Can Earn You Energy Rebates Convenience, efficiency and energy savings are reasons enough to invest in new home technologies. But energy efficient technology choices can also earn you extra money through local, state or federal energy rebates. These rebates come in many forms, from property and sales tax exemptions to loans and grants. There are thousands of such programs in the U.S., but they are often not widely promoted or publicized.

Winter puts heavy demands on homes, as well as on homeowners who want to keep their houses warm without soaring energy bills. Homeowners should winterize their homes in preparation for the cold months. Winterization takes place both inside and outside, and while there are many steps a homeowner can take, three stand out as the most crucial.  

Curious about the cost of adding an HVAC zone to your system or the cost to install a multi-zoned HVAC system in your home? Visit us to find out.

Are you looking for an efficient, low-cost solution to satisfy room temperature troubles? No matter what size space you’re trying to cool or heat, discover energy efficient savings and eco-friendly solutions, while keeping the temperature just right inside your home. Imagine the possibilities with a ductless temperature controlled system.  

Climate control accounts for more than half of the energy used in the average American home. That’s not surprising for most homeowners. As scorching summers and frigid polar vortices grip North America, the need to condition homes is growing, as are the costs. But what if your cooling and heating costs amounted to little more than what you’d spend to dry your hair?  

Like any technology, ductless heat pumps need to be used properly and under the right conditions in order to achieve maximum value from them. And like anything in the internet age, ductless heat pumps are subject to all kinds of misinformation and misconceptions that can mislead consumers. Here are five of the biggest misconceptions being spread about ductless and mini split heat pumps.  

Visit us to learn more about baseboard heaters and the alternative mini split option so you can make an informed choice that best suits your needs.

Most people have heard of mini-split heat pumps and ductless mini-split heating and cooling systems. But what do you really know about min-split systems?

Condensers are designed for the outdoors and are built to tolerate weather and the elements. But like all mechanical systems, they are not immune to the extra rigors of winter. Homeowners have to make special preparations and do extra maintenance to help their condensers survive the coldest months.