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Air Conditioning Service In Cincinnati: Don't Overlook The Quality Of Your Replacement System Installation

by Greg Leisgang on July 10, 2012

You’ve made a good decision to replace your outdated air conditioning system with a new, more energy-efficient system. To ensure the greatest amount of savings, a reputable air conditioning service in Cincinnati will properly install the equipment and be glad to answer any questions you may have about the quality of the installation.… read more »

Need To Upgrade Heating Equipment? A Central A/C System Will Influence Your Choice

by Greg Leisgang on May 17, 2012

A heating system is a long-term investment. You need to do all your homework to ensure that you have the right unit for your home. It will serve you for many years. Of course you'll look for an energy-efficient system, one with a high AFUE rating and the Energy Star label… read more »

Have Cash On Hand To Upgrade HVAC Equipment? Know Where To Best Invest Your Money

by Greg Leisgang on April 10, 2012

Spring is a good time to upgrade HVAC equipment, because its pleasant temperatures provide a cushion of time: You probably can get away with neither heating nor cooling your home for a while, giving you time to choose and install new equipment.… read more »

Last Call For Tax Credits! Upgrade HVAC Equipment Before 2012 Begins

by Greg Leisgang on November 28, 2011

The end of the year is approaching, and that means it will soon be Christmas season, and then New Year's – and then, all too soon, tax season. You can make your holidays a little jollier by upgrading your HVAC equipment now, and saving money on your taxes as a result.… read more »

Do Lifetime Costs Matter When Purchasing A Heating And Cooling System?

by Greg Leisgang on October 13, 2011

When you are shopping around for a new heating and cooling system, you may be tempted to use the upfront cost of the equipment as a major deciding factor. Because your HVAC systems have such a huge influence on your day-to-day comfort and your energy expenditures for years to come – often as many as 20 years – it's important to realize that upfront costs may not mean as much as you think when compared to the lifetime costs involved.… read more »

Air Leaks Mean Big Energy Losses

by Greg Leisgang on September 8, 2011

Air leaks are one of the great thieves of indoor conditioned air. And they should be addressed because air leaks add to energy costs. We all know that well-caulked windows and weatherstripping around doors reduce leaks. But there are some other areas that homeowners can neglect when it comes to outside air invading our homes.… read more »