Norfolk Air Conditioning & Heating Blog
The Latest Technology Trends for HVAC Businesses in Norfolk, VA
According to Just Venting, a blog and magazine published for HVAC professionals, three technology trends have been identified so far in the first half of 2012. HVAC dealers within the Norfolk area pay close attention to technology trends. Other HVAC companies may choose to do what they have always done, but we know that technology trends are nothing to be afraid of. HVAC companies that want to remain relevant in today's society must learn to embrace and implement technology trends that have an effect on our industry.
Read Full ArticleThree Helpful Tips to Keeping Your Norfolk Home Comfortable This Spring
You wait a long time for spring to arrive in Norfolk, Virginia, so you should be able to enjoy it. One of the ways you can do that is by working with a local air conditioning service company to ensure that your air conditioner is prepared to take you through another warm spring and hot summer. After sitting dormant for several months, your air conditioner needs a tune-up to operate the most efficiently. An AC repair company can provide you with a comprehensive maintenance exam and alert you to any problems it discovers. A tune-up from an air conditioning service usually includes changing the air filter, refilling refrigerant and other needed liquids, tightening loose wiring and so forth.
Read Full ArticleSpring Cleaning Time Has Arrived in Norfolk, VA-Make Sure Duct Cleaning is on Your List
One of the goals of spring cleaning is to create a healthy environment in the home. All of the cool air your air conditioner produces during the spring and summer will travel through your duct work. Create a healthy environment and save money by adding duct cleaning to the spring cleaning list for your Norfolk, VA home.
Read Full ArticleSaving Energy in Your Vintage Home!
Vintage (older than 25 years) houses often come with minimal insulation and drafty spots around the windows, doors and outlets. If you’re tired of high utility bills, warm up to the idea of making your older home "greener."
Do you know how much of the conditioned air you pay for leaks out of your home? Older homes often fall victim to leaks around windows and doors, insulation settling over time, and older “energy hog” appliances. Below are some ways you can improve the efficiency, safety and comfort of your older home.
