Year: 2010

Reduce Your Carbon Footprint With Insulation

Attic insulation is the way to go if you want to keep your home warm in the winter, cool in the summer, and save energy throughout the year. The United States Department of Energy has stated that adding insulation to your attic is one of the best home comfort measures you can take. Most homeowners don’t realize the amount of money that they’re throwing away by not installing new insulation. Upgrading existing attic insulation is also a viable cost-effective solution. Having qualified insulation installers line your attic with well-crafted insulation is one more step to living a more pleasant lifestyle, while reducing your overall heating bill and contributing to the environment. This winter is sure to bring about a definite chill in the air, so go the easy, eco-friendly route and install attic insulation.

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Las vegas hosts hvacr conference

The 2010 National HVACR (Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning and Refrigeration) Educators and Trainers Conference is scheduled to hit Las Vegas March 14-16 at the Tropicana Hotel. The annual conference is open to anyone in the heating and air conditioning industry including, contractors, wholesalers, and educators. The main topics to be discussed revolve around new technologies, changes in federal guidelines, energy efficiency practices, training, and environmentally friendly technologies. Leaders in the heating and air conditioning field will host the event. Carrier, DuPont, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the California Energy Commission, along with a host of other experts, will present the latest in industry standards and set future goals. The conference includes breakfast and lunch for the March 15 and 16 dates and admission to all general sessions, breakout sessions, roundtables, industry exhibits and tours. Exams will also be offered, at no extra charge, to help with educator credentials.

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Spring Cleaning Time

As we shift to spring and a warming trend, it’s the perfect opportunity to check the status of existing air conditioners and fans. Before the extreme summer heat sets in, homeowners should explore the condition of exhaust fans, cooling fans, and air conditioners. Any interior fan covers that are in place should be removed and washed with warm, mild, soapy water. Shop vacuums can work wonders when cleaning the filters and the interiors of fan units. A thorough examination of exterior fan ducts and dryer vent hoses and caps is necessary to rule out any damage or debris buildup that could have accumulated over the fall and winter months. For the highest functioning air conditioning units, all equipment should be inspected and serviced by professionals. Spring time marks a great time to get air conditioners and fans in working order. Professional air conditioning repair and installation companies effectively assess any air conditioning repair needs and offer the appropriate maintenance advice and service.

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