The term Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) is an important term for every homeowner to know when they are thinking about purchasing a new central air conditioning system, or when they are evaluating the effectiveness of their current system. The standard SEER rating for all
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Geothermal Heaters in Cincinnati
Our customers are asking us more and more about the use of geothermal in Cincinnati, so we wanted to share some of the reasons switch to a geothermal HVAC system is a step worth considering. Lower bills Compared to a gas furnace or a heat pump-based
Cincinnati Storms And How It Affects Your HVAC
Here in Cincinnati, we always need to be on the lookout for storms. Tornadoes are a common occurrence in the Ohio River valley, and they can sweep through the Tri-State with relatively little warning. In elementary school, we learned how to protect ourselves: by going
16-year-old Girl Developing a New Air Conditioner
As we wrote about earlier this month in “Will the World be as Cool as Cincinnati?,” India is expected to double its demand for air conditioning in the next 15 years. Helping meet the challenge is a 16-year-old female engineering student from the Indian city
Is Your Air Conditioning Unit Safe?
Thieves in Memphis, Tennessee stole nearly 500 air conditioners over six months, according to a report by WREG-TV. The robberies happened between January and July of 2016, and the majority of air conditioners were stolen between May and July. Cincinnati gets quite humid this time
Cincinnati HVAC Service: Aeroseal Duct Sealing
Your home has ducts, and inevitably, those ducts start to leak over time. In the olden days – well, even ten years ago – people taped up leaks in their ducts, or plugged up their leaks with messy mastic. Meet Aeroseal! It Saves You Money!
Cincinnati HVAC Help: Getting a Tax Credit with HVAC Replacement
Six words that may bring comfort to you in this Cincinnati summer: the Residential Energy Efficiency Tax Credit. This is a federal I.R.S. personal tax credit which applies to air conditioners purchased before December 31, 2016, and it was renewed by the Consolidated Appropriations Act