The weather in Dallas has been beautiful this spring. The only negative is that these temperatures won’t be around much longer before the outside temperature hits the summer highs. You know what that meant for your energy bills last year. This year, be smart about your energy. Read More
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The high heat and humidity of North Texas can be an oppressive combination, and can make even being at home uncomfortable. Although the humidity can make you and your family feel like you’re suffocating, your comfort is a small concern compared to the other harm high humidity can cause. It can create wet spots on your ceilings and walls, and can cause rotted wood and other structural damage to your home. It can also lead to allergies and asthma by causing mold, mildew, dust mite and bacteria growth.
Have you ever suffered through an extended power outage in your home? If you have, you know what a hassle that can be, as well as the potential dangers that can arise from going without power for one or more days. Having a reliable standby generator at home will help you get through power outages, whether they’re weather-related or simply accidental. Unlike portable generators, the standby units kick on and off automatically, so your home is protected whether you’re home or not.
As pollen counts rise, many Americans find themselves suffering from itchy eyes, sneezing, sinus headaches and other uncomfortable allergy symptoms. Unfortunately, it’s nearly impossible to avoid outdoor allergy symptoms. However, taking the time to spring-clean your home’s cooling and heating system will improve indoor air quality, helping alleviate allergy symptoms. Springtime HVAC maintenance and improving HVAC efficiency can also help lower springtime energy bills.
Geothermal heat pumps use the earth’s constant temperature as the method of exchanging heat between your home’s interior and the outside. This method of heat transfer allows a geothermal system to reach efficiencies of up to 600 percent when even the most energy-efficienct furnace won’t convert all of its energy into heat for your home.
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