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5 Easy Ways To Allergy-Proof Your Triangle-Area Home

By Chris Thorne | Published: May 17, 2012

Millions of Americans suffer from asthma or allergies caused by indoor air pollution. These conditions can have a very negative impact on your quality of life, which is why you

Posted in IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Also tagged air conditioning, air filters, allergy-proof, indoor air quality, insulation, Triangle area of North Carolina | Leave a comment

Decoding Dehumidifiers: Choosing The Right One For Your Home

By Chris Thorne | Published: September 22, 2011

In North Carolina, humidity levels can become very high during certain times of the year. Moisture levels are normally about 30 to 50 percent indoors. When they exceed these levels,

Posted in Air Conditioning, Dehumidifiers, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged dehumidifiers, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, high humidity, humidity levels, indoor air quality, moisture level, resource guide, triangle area, Triangle area of North Carolina | Leave a comment

Erratic Weather Patterns Become A Concern? Are You Worried? Homeowners Need A Stand-By Generator More Than Ever

By Chris Thorne | Published: August 9, 2011

The only predictable thing about weather patterns in the Triangle area are that they will continue to be unpredictable. There’s no telling when or where another power outage may strike.

Posted in Air Conditioning, Furnaces, Generators, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged air conditioner unit, generators, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, power outage, power outages, resource guide, stand by generator | Leave a comment

Are Air-Source Heat Pumps Ideal For Triangle Area Homeowners?

By Chris Thorne | Published: June 30, 2011

North Carolina has a humid subtropical climate, according to reference books. So what does this mean when it comes time to pick your air conditioning? It means that it’s vital

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Heat Pumps, Service & Maintenance, Technicians | Also tagged air source, energy efficiency ratio, energy savings, energy star label, heat pump, heat pumps, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, SEER ratings, seers, source heat, triangle area | Leave a comment

How Stewart’s Quality Assurance Program Gets You Expert HVAC Service

By Chris Thorne | Published: June 28, 2011

Your HVAC system is the most important factor in keeping your home comfortable. That’s why you shouldn’t trust anyone less than the best to provide HVAC service for you. Stewart’s

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Ventilation | Also tagged efficiency, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, hvac system, quality assurance program, quality hvac, service satisfaction | Leave a comment

Is Noise A Concern? Factors To Consider When Choosing An Air Conditioning System

By Chris Thorne | Published: June 14, 2011

The levels and type of noise your air conditioning unit emits depend on a variety of factors. There are a variety of air conditioning units available on the market. These units vary

Posted in Air Conditioning, Central, Energy Evaluations, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Room, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Thermostats | Also tagged air conditioning compressors, air conditioning unit, air conditioning units, chapel hill areas, cooling system, dirty air, energy costs, humidity levels, noise level, resource guide | Leave a comment

Has Your Furnace Seen Better Days? Now’s The Best Time To Shop For A New One

By Chris Thorne | Published: June 2, 2011

There are three factors to consider when determining whether you need a new furnace: the efficiency of your furnace, the cost of fuel and the heating load of your house.

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air-Source, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Geothermal, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Planned Maintenance, Technicians | Also tagged air conditioning services, annual maintenance, efficiency, energy savings, furnace, furnaces, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, heating and cooling, hvac, North Carolina, resource guide, steady temperature, triangle area | Leave a comment

Get Ready For Summer By Upgrading To High-Efficiency Air Conditioning

By Chris Thorne | Published: May 24, 2011

Summers in North Carolina can be intense and now is the perfect time to upgrade to a high-efficiency air conditioning system. They are quiet, convenient and completely out of the

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air ducts, Central, Energy Evaluations, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Room, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Thermostats | Also tagged air conditioning services, air conditioning system, air conditioning units, air infiltration, ductwork, efficiency air, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, high efficiency air conditioning, humidity, hvac contractor, infiltration rates, insulation, North Carolina, triangle area | Leave a comment

To Keep Your HVAC System In Tiptop Shape, Schedule A Service Check Not Once, But Twice A Year

By Chris Thorne | Published: May 19, 2011

A routine service check of your HVAC system twice per year can reduce headaches and costly repairs. We often think that if our HVAC system is working that we don’t

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Planned Maintenance, Preventative Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Thermostats | Also tagged carbon monoxide, costly repairs, ductwork, energy costs, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, hvac service, hvac system, resource guide, routine service, thermostat | Leave a comment

Don’t Forget Your Attic When You Think About Keeping Cool Air In

By Chris Thorne | Published: May 3, 2011

When it comes to keeping your home cool during the summer, it’s easy to overlook the crucial role your attic plays. It may be out of sight, but your attic

Posted in Attic, Fans, Insulation | Also tagged air conditioning system, attic fans, cool air, energy bills, energy saving products, heat exchange, home energy, installation maintenance, natural air flow, natural propensity, quality insulation | Leave a comment

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