What can I do to offset the record Natural Gas prices?
Have your furnace cleaned and inspected annually along with these tips...
- Upgrade to a 80% or 92% Furnace
- Insulate windows and doors
- Add a Humidifier - proper humidity in your home will allow you to set the thermostat 2-3 degrees lower and still be comfortable
- Install an electric programmable thermostat and save 5%-15% off your utility bills
What do I need to do to keep my system running efficiently?
Most service calls are due to dirt, by changing filters 4 times/year and having your system cleaned and checked 2 times/year you can dramatically lessen breakdowns and increase the life of your equipment.
Do you have Allergies or Asthma?
Then you must think about installing a Humidifier, High Efficient Filter and/or a UV light.
Are some rooms too cold while other rooms are too hot in your home?
Zoning is your answer, visit this area of our website to learn more about zoning systems.
Do you have dry skin, wake up with dry mouth, or have nose bleeds? Are your house plants wilting? Do you have cracked woodwork or static electricity?
You need a Humidifier, visit this area of our website to learn more about our humidifying systems.
Should I cover my outdoor AC unit in the winter?
Yes, a cover should be placed on your unit to keep out debris. Especially in St. Louis where winters are unpredictable, a cover will keep ice and snow out.
How often should I have my AC unit maintenanced?
Air Conditioners run better and last longer when they receive annual maintenance. The best time of year for maintenance is spring.
What Air Conditioner maintenance can I do myself?
There are a few simple routines that you can follow to help ensure your system runs smoothly...
- Check the air filter or coil in your unit every 3-4 weeks - a dirty filter will strain your system
- Keep your outdoor unit free of debris
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Ensure that your unit is on level ground SEER rating is the method used to describe the efficiency of particular equipment systems. SEER stands for "Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio." Systems typically range form 10.00 SEER to 18.00 SEER. If you have a home with a system that is 10-15 years old, you may have a 6.0 SEER to a 10.00 SEER. At the time when the unit was installed, 10.00 SEER was considered "High Efficiency". Today, with all the focus on conservation and energy savings, the "High Efficiency 10.00 SEER" is obsolete.
What is SEER and how does it save me money?
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