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Monthly Archives: March 2011

Choosing A Programmable Thermostat

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 31, 2011

Programmable thermostats can provide both comfort and energy savings for you and your family. Studies show that you can reduce your utility bills by almost ten percent by setting programmable

Posted in Programmable, Thermostats | Tagged daily schedules, energy savings, flexibility, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, routine maintenance, utility bills, variation | Leave a comment

Whole House Dehumidifiers a Nice Addition to Your Home’s Comfort Plan

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 29, 2011

Nobody enjoys trying to sleep in hot, humid North Carolina weather without air conditioning. Whole-house dehumidifiers help add to the comfort by controlling the moisture, creating a comfortable and healthy home.

Posted in Dehumidifiers, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Tagged comfort resource, excess moisture, humidity level, proper humidity, property investment, whole house dehumidifiers, window frames, wood furniture | Leave a comment

Will Your Air Conditioning System Make It Another Year? Some Clues

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 24, 2011

As an air conditioning system nears ten years of age, it may have to be replaced. When you decide to get a new system, you should consider the savings you

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Summer Heat Won’t Be Long: Air Conditioning Tune-Up Time

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 22, 2011

You don’t want to wait for that first hot summer afternoon to crank on the air conditioner and find out that there’s a problem. An air conditioning tune-up performed now

Posted in Air Conditioning, Preventative Maintenance, Service & Maintenance | Tagged air flow, condenser coils, electrical components, energy costs, heating and air, hvac equipment, manufacturers warranty, maximum efficiency, repair bills, service technician, tune ups | Leave a comment

Something To Think About: Surge Protection For Your HVAC Investment

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 17, 2011

Considering surge protection for your HVAC systems, but don’t know enough about it? Can you answer these questions?

Posted in Air Conditioning | Tagged electrical supply, energy flow, home appliances, hvac equipment, hvac system, hvac units, power interruption, power surge, surge damage, surge protection, surge protector, thermostats, washer and dryers | Leave a comment

Not As Generous As 2010, But Tax Credits For New HVAC Equipment Available

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 15, 2011

Even though the tax laws have changed, you are still able to earn significant tax credits by upgrading your heating and air conditioning systems. If you choose models that are

Posted in Tax Credits | Tagged central air conditioning, comfort resource, cooling system, federal tax credit, federal tax credits, geothermal heat pump, heat exchanger, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, high efficiency, hot air, hvac system, seer rating, split systems | Leave a comment

New Online Tool Shows How Your Home’s Energy Use Measures Up

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 10, 2011

Are you wasting money heating and cooling your home? If you’re looking for energy and dollar savings, the way to start is to conduct an energy audit of your house. You have to

Posted in Energy Evaluations | Tagged dollar savings, energy audit, energy savings, energy star, energy use, heating and air conditioning, manufacturers warranty, maximum efficiency, online tool, poor insulation, spring and fall, utility bills, ways to conserve energy, yardstick | Leave a comment

Better Indoor Air Quality Can Ease Spring Allergy Suffering

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 9, 2011

While it’s true that the fresh air of the great outdoors is usually cleaner than indoor air, this does not mean that the indoor environment of your home has to

Posted in Air ducts, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Mold, Planned Maintenance | Tagged air cleaning, air purifier, fresh air, furnace filters, heating and air conditioning, invisible particles, merv, quality air, seasonal allergy sufferers | Leave a comment

Duct Sealing Is A Proven Energy Saver

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 8, 2011

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, leaking ductwork affects three out of four U.S. homes, wasting the equivalent of the energy burned by 13 million cars a year. A typical family

Posted in Air ducts, Duct Sealing, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Tagged basement crawlspace, department of energy, energy saver, energy savings, heating and air, leaks, money in your pocket, triangle area, utility bills | Leave a comment

Four HVAC Terms Every Homeowner Should Know

By Chris Thorne | Published: March 7, 2011

Finding your way around the various terms used in the HVAC industry can get rather confusing. Government standards, HVAC manufacturing standards, new efficiencies and reduced emission requirements have all contributed

Posted in Air Conditioning, Furnaces, NATE Certified, Technicians | Tagged afue rating, certified technician, energy bills, fuel efficiency, fuel utilization, government standards, hvac industry, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, SEER ratings | Leave a comment

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Stewart’s Heating and Air Conditioning has been making homes and businesses comfortable in the Triangle area of North Carolina -- Garner, Apex, and Chapel Hill -- for more than 25 years. So if you're searching for "air conditioning Garner", or "heating repair Apex", or heating and air conditioning in Garner, Apex, or Chapel Hill, for that matter... you're at the right place, because we've got you covered for air conditioning, heat pump, central air, gas furnace needs -- all your heating and cooling solutions.

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