Central HVAC units are specially constructed to provide an entire building with heated or cooled air. Why, then, do so many buildings end up with uncomfortable hot or cold spots? In many cases, it boils down to unbalanced airflow in the building. Read More Balanced Airflow Is the Key for Comfort >>
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Choosing the Proper Ventilation System
Ventilating a home can be a daunting task. Between budget consideration, building codes and the number of options, it can make anyone feel like a layman. HVAC experts should be consulted and due diligence done so you can be sure the choice you make is right for your home.The following is a brief overview of the strengths and weaknesses of each common ventilation system. Read More Choosing the Proper Ventilation System >>
Good Ductwork Design: The HVAC System Won’t Work Well Without It
Whether you’re designing a new Massachusetts home or you’re considering a substantial renovation of your current home, good ductwork design can improve your home’s energy efficiency. This can ultimately lead to increased energy savings and improved indoor comfort. Read More Good Ductwork Design: The HVAC System Won’t Work Well Without It >>
Duct Sealing: What To Expect If You Hire A Contractor To Do The Job
If your utility bills seem higher than normal, yet you’re left with stuffy rooms or excessive dust in your home, the ductwork could be to blame. Hiring a professional to complete duct sealing can provide you with a number of lasting benefits. Read More Duct Sealing: What To Expect If You Hire A Contractor To Do The Job >>
Closing Air Vents Can Have a Bigger Impact on Airflow Than You Might Expect
Some homeowners start closing air vents in little-used rooms in the fall to save money on heating costs. However, this practice has a tendency to backfire, resulting in higher energy bills down the road. Read More Closing Air Vents Can Have a Bigger Impact on Airflow Than You Might Expect >>
Attic Ventilation Takes the Edge Off of Excess Heat and Moisture
Attic ventilation is an essential component of keeping the atmosphere in your home healthy year-round. It can help cut down on air conditioning costs in summer and help prevent ice dams in winter. Read More Attic Ventilation Takes the Edge Off of Excess Heat and Moisture >>
Duct Sealing Keeps the Cool Air Coming When Summer Swelters
Even if you’ve just upgraded to a highly efficient A/C system, it may come up short if your ducting system isn’t functioning properly. Duct sealing is a great way to keep your home temperate and your A/C functioning the way it should. Read More Duct Sealing Keeps the Cool Air Coming When Summer Swelters >>
High Efficiency A/C: Keep it Running Like a Dream
If you’re using a high efficiency A/C in your eastern Massachusetts home, that’s good. Air conditioning units with a SEER rating of 15 or more, commonly considered “high efficiency,” are proven to be significantly better at providing high levels of cool air comfort while consuming less energy than units from just eight or 10 years ago. Read More High Efficiency A/C: Keep it Running Like a Dream >>
Better Indoor Air Quality Can Make Your Home a Haven When It’s Hot Outside
During the hottest days of summer, you probably want to stay inside and enjoy your A/C. However, you could do yourself more harm than good if you are not breathing good quality air inside. While better indoor air quality can be achieved by taking a few simple actions, you must first identify some of the pollutant sources causing the problem. Read More Better Indoor Air Quality Can Make Your Home a Haven When It’s Hot Outside >>
Your High-Efficiency Air Conditioner: These 4 Installation Factors Are Key to Performance
One of the keys to choosing the right high-efficiency air conditioner installation is the seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER. Read More Your High-Efficiency Air Conditioner: These 4 Installation Factors Are Key to Performance >>