Homeowners are preparing for the approaching summer heat. The very heat that homeowners try to stave off is the same heat that provides power to an energy-efficient home. For homeowners who currently burn fuel to power their heating and cooling system, a renewable energy source like solar power can be a viable alternative.
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How can home and business owners know if their HVAC equipment requires a new filter, additional refrigerant, or a complete replacement? Regular preventative maintenance ensures that an HVAC system runs at maximum efficiency. Technicians can inspect equipment and offer home and business owners suggestions on how to improve efficiency. The integration of analytics, however, has given HVAC contractors a deeper and more expansive understanding of inefficiency patterns that indicate system failure. In fact, maintenance and analytics have changed the HVAC industry for the better.
If you haven't heard, refrigerant standards have changed, requiring homeowners to take a closer look at their air conditioning units. Although these new government policies force the HVAC industry to adapt, the policies still have a few years to go into full effect. Here's what homeowners need to know to prepare for the change.
Summer is right around the corner which means air conditioning and heating contractors can expect an influx of service calls in the near future. Especially during the warmer months, homeowners might notice a dripping sound coming from their unit. The cause may be a frozen evaporator coil which can drastically reduce comfort levels when homeowners need them most. So, why does this happen? To find out, we first need to explore how an air conditioning unit cools a home.
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The Home Energy Renovation Opportunity (HERO), a Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program, continues to prove to be an asset for California residents, the environment, and job creation. Through its tireless efforts to encourage home sustainability, it has revitalized a growth in the energy-efficiency market.
Rodents like to take up residence in ductwork by chewing their way in or searching out an unsealed access. They settle in and use this distribution system as their own personal highway to access different areas of a home. If a homeowner ignores the issue, it could lead to serious structural damage. The result is a loss of conditioned air through the attic meaning the HVAC system will not work at maximum efficiency.
Now that we are solidly in 2016, we can take some time to reflect on the lessons we've learned from last year. With improved regional efficiency standards, the HVAC industry made a lot of strides. As an award-winning HVAC company, we have kept up with HVAC technology like smart thermostats. The HVAC industry is one of the fastest growing technology sectors mainly due to the recovering housing market which contributed to job growth
For the second time since the inception of the program, Burgeson's Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is proud to receive the Quality Contractor of the Year Award for 2015 courtesy of Southern California Edison (SCE). SCE presents the award to contractors that perform the most quality installations which comply with their Energy Star Quality Installation Program. The program ensures that air conditioning systems are properly installed using only NATE-certified contractors. SCE also offers a variety of rebates so homeowners receive a cost-effective, energy-saving installation.
A few lifestyle changes can mean saving hundreds on a household's heating and cooling bill. Homeowners can make small energy-efficient upgrades which add up over time. Even the smallest of changes can contribute to a more efficient home.
Unless a homeowner's HVAC system breaks down, most ignore it. Don't shorten the life of your HVAC system by neglecting to perform regular maintenance on it. Homeowners can do their part by regularly checking air filters. Additionally, homeowners should establish a regular maintenance schedule with their service contractor to protect their investment.
