Category Archives: Air Conditioning

5 Ways To Prepare Your Air Conditioning System For Regular Use

By Al Uchitel | Published: May 3, 2012

Before switching on the cool air this summer, there are a few things you should do to make sure your cooling system will provide effective comfort all season long. Here

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Why You Should Get An Air Conditioner Tune-Up Before The Cooling Season Begins

By Al Uchitel | Published: April 24, 2012

Before you turn on your air conditioner after its winter downtime, it’s a good idea to schedule a professional air conditioner tune-up by a trusted local HVAC contractor. A pre-season

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A HEPA-Filtration System Simplifies Your Life In 3 Ways

By Al Uchitel | Published: February 16, 2012

Wouldn’t it be nice if everything in your life was simple? Well, we can’t help you with your intense boss, or drop your kids off at soccer practice, but we

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HVAC Motor Efficiency Enhanced Via Technological Advancements Benefit Homeowners Year Round

By Al Uchitel | Published: January 31, 2012

You want an efficient living space that doesn’t cost much to maintain, and you’re thinking about installing an electronically commutated motor (ECM) to maximize your home’s HVAC motor efficiency. This

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Indoor Air Quality Concerns? Your Attached Garage Could Be A Big Contributer

By Al Uchitel | Published: January 24, 2012

Over the last few decades, the air quality in Southern California has been steadily getting better, thanks primarily to cleaner-burning vehicles. But did you know that if you have an

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Tips To Manage Home Cooling And Heating Load

By Al Uchitel | Published: December 27, 2011

The cooling and heating load in your house is the amount of energy required to keep your home comfortable year-round. There are several factors that change the load of your

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You May Be Entitled To A Federal Tax Credit If You Replaced Your Water Heater With A More Energy-Efficient Model This Year

By Al Uchitel | Published: November 17, 2011

If you purchased an energy-efficient water heater in 2011, you may be entitled to more savings than what you are already seeing on your energy bills. The U.S. government offers

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This Is How Lifetime Costs Impact Your Savings

By Al Uchitel | Published: November 15, 2011

When it becomes necessary to replace any of the components in your HVAC system, it is important that you consider more than the sticker price of the device. To have

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Good Questions To Ask When Selecting An HVAC Contractor

By Al Uchitel | Published: November 3, 2011

When you need to find a reliable and trustworthy HVAC contractor in the areas of Los Angeles and North Hollywood, you might feel overwhelmed with options. Looking for companies in

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To Find An Efficient Furnace Filter, Look For These Ratings

By Al Uchitel | Published: October 25, 2011

Furnace filters should be changed every two to three months depending on the type of filter. When it’s time to shop for a new filter, finding an efficient furnace filter based on

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