Are you familiar with the Energy Star logo? You can find this distinctive blue label bearing the logo affixed to a wide range of efficient products, including HVAC equipment and appliances.
The home energy rating, also known as the HERS index, is a standardized score that tells you where your home stands in the range of energy efficiency compared to an identical reference home. The HERS
Are you thinking about retiring your old A/C for good and upgrading to new higher efficiency model? Or you could take advantage of off-season offers and upgrade the furnace. This is all smart thinking considering
So you’ve made the decision to install the most energy efficient HVAC system available. Congrats! The next critical step in the process is sizing a geothermal heat pump. All HVAC equipment requires careful sizing to perform best
When you’re purchasing heating and cooling equipment, it’s best to talk about your options with a trusted HVAC contractor. Bringing up the following points during the discussion can provide peace of mind that you’re getting
When it’s time to upgrade your home’s central air conditioning system, it’s important to not just look at the sticker price of the purchase and installation. Lifetime costs also should be factored into A/C replacement
Ceiling fans can be an integral part of your home’s cooling and heating strategy, as long as you understand the role that the fan’s blade rotation plays in household energy efficiency. In all seasons, home
After another tough winter in Northeast Ohio, you’re likely champing at the bit to dive into the cooling season. However, before you get too excited about warmer weather, make sure you take some time to
If you’ve been considering new heating options for your new or retrofitted Cleveland home, you might want to give radiant floor heating a second thought. Radiant heating is an energy-efficient and comfortable home heating method that’s been
Ductless split A/C systems are one of the best options for homeowners who need to condition a new room or a retrofit where running ductwork would be inconvenient, impractical or expensive. The U.S. Department of Energy classifies ductless mini-splits
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