You’re likely going to be using your air conditioner pretty soon and, as the weather continues to get warmer , you’ll be called upon to use it more and more until it becomes a daily exercise. You’re going to need...
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Most people don’t give their thermostat much thought. It’s just… there. You bump it up when it’s cold, down when it’s hot, and hope it does what it’s supposed to do. But what if we told you that small...
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Airzone Control and ecobee, which provides control products for smart homes, have agreed to a partnership that will allow the integration of inverter HVAC units — variable-refrigerant flow (VRF) and...
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1. Established Local Presence A company with deep roots in Avon knows the area’s climate, zoning, and home styles—and how to match HVAC solutions to those needs. 2. Skilled and Insured Always verify credentials. A skilled HVAC...
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Humidity levels are always a factor in Oregon too, with muggy air dominating in the summer and dry air arriving in the winter. All of these factors contribute to your household comfort levels, and unfortunately, a heating and air conditioning...
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No one wants to think about their furnace or air conditioner. You’ve got enough on your plate. Family. Work. Bills. Life. And yet, when your HVAC system breaks down, it doesn’t just demand your attention—it takes over your...
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INDIANAPOLIS — Carrier is excited to announce the relaunch of its geothermal heat pump product line, featuring significant innovations and updates designed to enhance performance, efficiency, and serviceability. Carrier is a part of...
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Are you confident your HVAC system will work as promised after it’s installed?Do you know what actually determines how well it performs—not just on day one, but for the next 10 years? By the end of this article, you’ll...
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Today, on HVAC Technician Day, we take a moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible men and women who keep our homes and businesses comfortable year-round—especially during the Texas heat! At Samm’s Heating & Air...
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Construction input prices increased .2% in May compared to the previous month, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Producer Price Index data released. Nonresidential construction...
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Why Is High Humidity a Problem? High humidity generally means a relative humidity level that stands higher than 50%: the point at which our discomfort becomes apparent. Human beings keep cool by sweating, and more specifically by allowing the...
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