Category Archives: Heating

Furnace Retrofits: Should You Replace Your Unit Or Improve What You Have?

By Chris Hunter | Published: January 17, 2012

If you haven’t been getting the results you expect from your furnace, you may be considering the costs of replacing it. However, furnace retrofits can be a more affordable alternative

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How A Variable-Speed Blower Motor Works To Boost Your System’s Efficiency And Lifespan

By Chris Hunter | Published: January 12, 2012

A variable-speed blower motor is designed to run your HVAC equipment at different levels – each one with a pre-set speed. While most air handler or furnace motors are capable

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Lowering Your Heating Bills: Tips That Will Cost You Nothing, Or Next To Nothing

By Chris Hunter | Published: January 10, 2012

You don’t have to blow the budget to lower your heating bills this winter. When freezing temperatures come, small changes can help you and your family stay warm in your

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Compare The AFUE Ratings When You’re Replacing Your Furnace, But Run The Numbers, As Well

By Chris Hunter | Published: December 29, 2011

When the time comes to replace your furnace, you’ll want to be careful not to overlook a number of factors. AFUE, or “annual fuel utilization efficiency,” ratings are certainly one

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Look For These Signs If You Fear Your HVAC System May Be Nearing The End Of The Line

By Chris Hunter | Published: December 22, 2011

In Southern Oklahoma, it’s hard to manage the climate without a highly functioning HVAC system. Your HVAC system certainly worked overtime this summer when the temperatures soared for weeks at

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Furnace Problems: Try These Troubleshooting Tips, But Don’t Hesitate To Call For Help

By Chris Hunter | Published: December 20, 2011

If you run into furnace problems this winter, hold off on immediately calling a service technician. You may be able to quickly and easily resolve your issue with some simple

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A Garage Heater: Make That Cold Place Where You Park The Cars A Warm Space Where You Work, Work Out Or Do Whatever

By Chris Hunter | Published: December 13, 2011

Are you one of the many Southern Oklahoma homeowners using the garage for projects or personal time instead of for parking the cars? If so, you know it can get pretty cold

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How A Dual-Fuel System Offers Optimal Winter Energy Savings With No Sacrifice Of Comfort

By Chris Hunter | Published: December 1, 2011

Heat pumps are becoming more and more common in southern Oklahoma. They’re some of the most affordable and efficient home-comfort systems currently available. However, one drawback homeowners have encountered is

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Common Ductwork Problems That Can Hinder Airflow In Your Home

By Chris Hunter | Published: November 29, 2011

Many homeowners are quite surprised to learn that home comfort problems are often not the fault of their equipment, but are linked to common ductwork problems. Heating and cooling equipment

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Your Heat Pump Decision: In Addition To Efficiency Ratings, Consider These Advanced Features

By Chris Hunter | Published: November 24, 2011

When you’re in the market for a new heat pump, not only do you want to consider energy-efficiency ratings; you’ll also want to consider several advanced features that are currently

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