Monthly Archives: December 2011

Today’s HVAC industry is very sophisticated. There are professional organizations that create standards and oversee implementation of HVAC systems. A few examples of the largest organizations are: Air Conditioning Contractors ofAmerica (ACCA) North American Technician Excellence (NATE) American Society of … Continue reading →

When our sales techs write a proposal, they will usually tell you the SEER/EER and if it applies, the HSPF ratings of your equipment they proposed. SEER is Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating. According to Wikipedia, “The SEER rating of a … Continue reading →

If your home contains any fossil fuel appliance (oil, natural gas or propane), it is strongly recommended that a carbon monoxide detector be installed for your family’s safety. Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless gas that is a by-product of … Continue reading →

With the windows closed most of the time either to keep the cool air in or the cold air out, the air in our homes can become more polluted than the outside air. That means we are living with indoor … Continue reading →

Duct systems carry the conditioned air and distribute it throughout your home. Improperly sized or installed ductwork can cause discomfort through increased allergies, hot/cold spots and humidity control problems. Ducts that are too small can be noisy and create uncomfortable … Continue reading →