Along with providing demand service, we offer precision tune-ups and Energy Savings Agreements for both your home and business. 
 
Here's a short list of energy saving services we provide...

• Clean condenser coil and test for coil damage or leaks. Dirt, grass or any foreign material on the condenser coil reduces the ability of heat transfer so unit has to run longer and costs more money to operate.
• Monitor operating pressures. Improper refrigerant charge could damage your compressor or lower the efficiency of your system and cause high electric bills.
• Clean or replace filters. Dirty or blocked filters can cause reduced airflow, high utility bills and shorten the life of the compressor, damaging the system.
• Test compressor & motors for proper voltage and amperage. This helps extend the life of your compressor and other major electrical components of the system.
• Lubricate moving parts per manufacturers specifications. Improper lubrication causes components to drag and create an electrical overload which results in higher electric bills and equipment failure.
• Examine ducts for leaks and proper air flow. Duct leaks in non-conditioned areas will cause poor system performance and improper heating and cooling. Also may result in high utility bills.

Upgrading to a programmable thermostat and optimizing your settings is smart. Getting a designer look in the process is just plain cool.
 
According to EnergyStar.com, homeowners can save about $180 a year by changing thermostats to a new, digital, programmable thermostat and maintaining those settings. So, whether you are planning a remodel or simply trying to make your home as energy efficient as possible, you may want to change thermostats. Read more...   

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Heating and cooling are 2 of the most important concepts of home ownership. In fact, heating and cooling systems are major factors for those looking to purchase homes, and are a critical part of living comfortably in a home.

You may frequently hear the term "HVAC," which is used to describe home heating and cooling systems. The acronym stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning-which are the 3 primary functions of a home system. They control air temperature and humidity, and maintain the quality of the air in the home. Read more...

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