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Image by H Padleckas CC BY-SA 3.0 Wikimedia Commons There are many factors that homeowners need to consider when buying the right central air conditioning system. Take it from the experts in this HVAC buying guide! Central ACs eliminate the hassle related to window units. While central air conditioning works as a suitable way to beat the heat, […]

Image by Bill Nicholls CC BY-SA 2.0 Geograph Underfloor heating is in no way a new concept, yet it does not appear to become a common feature in the home. Thus, radiators remain to be the most common heating units installed in homes, but may not be the most efficient form of heating.  In homes where underfloor heating

Image by Michal Křenovský from Pixabay  Radiant heat systems do not blow allergens and dust around like forced hot air systems do. Instead of overheating the area’s perimeter with the hopes of warmer air traveling throughout the surface before rising, heating subfloors serve up heat from below. The outcome is a more even, overall heat warming up everything

Image by Bruno /Germany from Pixabay  Ever wondered what the average heating bill in other US cities is like? We looked up some of the most expensive cities in the United States in terms of heating expenses in this article. The summer has gone, and so has the need to switch on your air conditioning unit at home.

Strange as it may seem, air conditioners do freeze up – and for several reasons. A lot of repair calls are being made by users on how their frozen air conditioners can be fixed. In this article, we’ll discuss the various reasons why air conditioners freeze up. Most of the time, your air conditioner freezes

SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, basically a rating system that shows how efficient your AC is at cooling your space. The higher the SEER number, the more efficient the system and the lower your cooling costs will be. SEER measures how much cool air your AC produces per unit of energy it consumes