Fall Time Change Affects Energy Efficiency and Comfort
The time changes are different than they were before the [...]
Broken Furnace? Top 2 Factors to Consider For Replacement
Buying a furnace is complicated. Unless there is an on-site visit to your home to determine the specific situation, including where you live (city, state and exposure to sun and wind), the square footage of your home, your desire to be green and of course your financial resources. This is why a furnace quote over the phone is not reliable. Speaking to a local contractor before you make any decisions and you can get the ideal furnace for your living conditions and style. There are a few things you should consider before you talk to a professional:slp98v
How to Save Energy with a Standard Energy Efficient Furnace
Ok, so you have a 40%, 50% or 60% efficient furnace [...]
Utility Rebates Are Back for Energy Efficient Gas Appliances!
PG&E Lifts the Suspension on Gas Efficient Appliance Rebates. On [...]
Intro to Geothermal – What on earth are they talking about?
During the heating season, this process is reversed and the heat pump moves heat from the cool outdoors into your warm house. Because they transfer heat rather than generate heat, heat pumps can provide significant savings over other forms of heat. The most common type of heat pump is the air-source heat pump, which transfers heat between your house and the outside air. If you heat with electricity, a heat pump can trim the amount of electricity you use for heating by as much as 50%-75%. The ideal system for secondary energy is SOLAR electric panels. Geothermal heating works well in concert with solar electric panels. The earth is the source of heat and the sun's energy can hlp power the fans to move the air about in your home. Together this system would greatly lessens your carbon foot print. Another use of geothermal is in the heating of the buildings hot water.
Winter Tune Up and $50 Rebate for a More Energy Efficient Furnace.
You heard the news, energy prices going up. You realize that your heating and air conditioning is a big chunk of your utility bill, but did you know you can reduce the cost to run it this winter with an expert tune up from Cold Craft, Inc.? FurnaceWhen was the last time you had your furnace tuned up? Chances are it's been a while. Residential customers can receive a $50 rebate for preparing for the heating season this winter by getting a professional Cold Craft furnace tune up. What a great opportunity for getting tune ups on furnaces to increse energy efficiency and to have a safe heating season. Take advantage of this offer from the local professional group - while the time and supplies last. See details below.
