Ductwork Noise: Banging And Clatter Mean Something’s The Matter

Does your ductwork keep you up nights with its banging, pinging or ticking? If your southern Oklahoma home is constantly disrupted by ductwork noise, there may be some steps you can take to solve the problem. Read More »

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Your Basic Guide To Ductwork Insulation

Your Basic Guide To Ductwork InsulationThe importance of insulation to a home’s energy efficiency is well known, but one area of your house is all too easy to ignore: your air ducts. Ductwork insulation can save you money from your energy bills year-round in Southern Oklahoma, whether you’re trying to keep cool in summer or ward off the winter cold.   Read More »

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It’s Crucial To Put Your Carbon-Monoxide Detectors In The Right Spots — Do You Know Where They Are?

Carbon-monoxide detectors can be life saving in homes that use fuel for heating, cooking or warming water. Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible, toxic gas that has no odor; it can build up to dangerous levels in homes. Proper placement is important, however, so that the detectors do a good job of keeping you safe should one of your appliances malfunction. Read More »

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Red-Tagged Furnace: Can You Get By With Just Repairing The Cracked Heat Exchanger?

Red-Tagged Furnace: Can You Get By With Just Repairing The Cracked Heat Exchanger?Learning that they have a red-tagged furnace can be dismal news for any homeowner, especially in the winter when the furnace provides the bulk of heat for your home. Utility or HVAC companies have to red-tag your furnace if leaks in the heat exchanger are detected. This is because excessive amounts of carbon monoxide (CO) can enter your home, creating dangerous levels that you unknowingly breathe. Read More »

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Buying A Furnace Online: You Think You’re Getting A Deal, But It Could Cost You

In general, online furnace prices tend to be lower than the prices offered by local HVAC contractors. At first glance, this can make buying a furnace online seem like a great deal. However, when you consider factors such as installation, warranties and peace of mind, it often makes more sense to buy locally instead. Read More »

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Ideal Relative Humidity Is Important For Your Home

Ideal Relative Humidity Is Important For Your HomeMaintaining ideal relative humidity in your home is important to your health, and also to ensuring the integrity of your investments. If humidity is too low, dry air can absorb moisture from your skin, as well as from items such as woodwork and leather. If humidity is too high, wallpaper may peel, and microbial growth, such as mold, may take up residence. Ideal relative humidity in your house can benefit your health and your energy bills. Read More »

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Sealing The Air Leaks In Your Home? Don’t Forget To Check The Attic Hatch

Air leaks can cause you to lose a significant amount of conditioned air in  your home, which increases your energy usage and, in turn, forces your HVAC system to work harder and raises your utility bill. Air leaks can be found in unsealed or poorly sealed windows and doors, leaky ducts, exterior cracks and holes, unsealed openings like around faucets, pipes or electrical outlets, and even in the attic hatch. Read More »

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Home Winterizing: 5 Strategies That Will Help To Keep Your Heating Bills Down As The Temperature Outside Drops

Home Winterizing: 5 Strategies That Will Help To Keep Your Heating Bills Down As The Temperature Outside DropsIt’s no secret that we all want to save money on our heating expenses. Below are some simple home winterizing tips for your Ardmore area home to help get you started as the temperature outside drops: Read More »

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Letting The Energy Star Serve As Your Guide To Savings

You may have seen the blue “Energy Star” logo on certain HVAC systems, appliances and products, from small appliances such as toasters and microwaves to home heating and cooling systems. Choosing appliances with the logo cuts down on your heating and cooling bills, as Energy Star rated appliances are guaranteed to use less energy than standard appliances, saving you money each month and cutting down on the number of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere. Read More »

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Working With Your Contractor To Maintain Your Solar System

Working With Your Contractor To Maintain Your Solar SystemSolar systems have few moving parts and therefore are a relatively low-maintenance way of providing energy to your house, for heating the air or water, or for other energy demands. Still, solar systems do require some care and attention on the part of the homeowner. Read More »

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