If you add zoning to your heating and cooling system, you’ll never have to heat or cool unoccupied areas of your home. You can set a different temperature for every zone, and dampers or baffles in your ductwork will direct the air in your HVAC system where...
Do some rooms and areas in your Asheboro, North Carolina, home tend to be warmer or colder? Blocked vents and ductwork leakage are the common reasons behind hot and cold spots. Adding a zoning system and air deflectors helps in maintaining a consistent temperature....
While keeping your home warm in the chilling winter of Denton, North Carolina, your HVAC system is bound to consume a lot of energy. Scheduling regular maintenance and completing a handful of other tasks can help you cut down on heating costs this winter. Schedule...
When you turn on your AC or heat pump, do you hear crackling noises like ice breaking? That’s an indication your Ramseur, North Carolina, home’s coils are frozen. There are a number of reasons your HVAC system can have frozen coils, including dirt buildup and...
If your family argues about the thermostat settings in your Asheboro, North Carolina, home, you need a plan. Stop household temperature disputes to avoid higher energy bills and more stress on your HVAC system. Agree On the Department of Energy’s Guidelines...
Though the right houseplants in your Randleman, North Carolina, home can help clean the air, many homeowners make mistakes when purchasing indoor plants. Instead of cleaning your home’s air, some plant species can aggravate allergies and worsen asthma symptoms. Roses...
