Tag Archives: energy usage

To Repair Or Replace? What Are The Questions To Ask?

By Pat Quinlan | Published: August 30, 2011

With today’s economy in such turmoil, whether to repair or replace your existing HVAC system can be an extremely important decision to make. Asking the right questions and getting answers

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Replacing Your HVAC System? Why A Zoning System Makes Sense

By Pat Quinlan | Published: June 22, 2011

If some parts of your home get too cool, while others get too warm, consider a zoning system. A zoning system works together with your heating and cooling system, enabling

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Look For These Programmable Thermostat Features For Increased Comfort Control

By Pat Quinlan | Published: June 6, 2011

Have you ever snuggled down under the covers of your bed, then remembered you forgot to lower the thermostat setting for overnight? You know you should turn down the thermostat

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NATE-Certified Technicians Ensure Quality Service

By Pat Quinlan | Published: April 1, 2011

When you hire a professional to provide any type of service, you usually prefer that they have the appropriate training and certifications, right?  The same should be true for the

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