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5 Benefits of Proper HVAC Insulation
Have you ever noticed high energy bills or fluctuating temperatures in your home? When was the last time you checked in on your HVAC insulation? The truth is many people never get their home re-insulated and could be dealing with many associated problems. Having your home properly insulated can fix these problems and offer some...
Are Heat Pumps in San Diego Worth It?
Yes, heat pumps are worth it for those who reside in San Diego. Heat pumps offer a wide range of benefits and work exceptionally well in mild climates like San Diego. Since heat pumps provide both heating and cooling, they’re a cost-effective, energy-efficient, and climate-appropriate solution for homeowners in the region. Climate Considerations: Why Heat Pumps Are Great For San...
How to Clean Your Air Conditioner Wall Unit
Do you have a wall-mounted AC unit in your home? No matter what kind of AC system you have, it is important to keep your system clean and free of any obstructions. Doing so will help improve indoor air quality and keep you breathing easy around your home! You may be wondering, however, what you...
How Many Air Filters Does My House Need?
If you notice your Indoor Air Quality is beginning to diminish, a weaker airflow from your vents, or other problems with your HVAC system, you may be wondering if there is something wrong with your air filters. Of course, most people know that you should change your air filters semi-regularly, but do you know how...
Is San Diego Air Quality Bad?
San Diego benefits quite a bit from a lot of nature’s gifts – great weather, comfortable living, minimal risk of severe weather – but nothing is perfect. Unfortunately, one of the San Diego area’s shortcomings is air quality. San Diego air historically ranks among some of the worst in the country. However, things are not...
How Much Electricity Does Central AC Use?
What Is Central Air Conditioning? It’s easy to tell if a home or location has central air or not. Air conditioning is driven by a fan outdoors, typically around the back half of the building, which blows air into your house, through a system installed in the basement or a closet, and then sends cool...
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