Monthly Archives: July 2013

07.25.13
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Cut Down on Cooling Costs

You Clayton heating and cooling expenses add up to being one of the biggest money drains on you and your home every single month. It can be quite disappointing when your hard earned money goes out the door to pay for rising gas and electric costs. However, you are not without o

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ptions. There are several ways in which you can cut down on your heating and cooling costs that you may or may not have already considered. We did some research and here are some proven ways to save on your bills every month.

  • Insulate. Insulate. Insulate. We cannot stress how important it is that every single person insulate their home effectively. The majority of energy used by your air conditioner is spent trying to make up for air that escapes through windows, walls, and vents. With effective insulation you could cut down your air conditioning bills significantly. To see how your insulation is doing a great place to start is looking at the weather stripping on your windows and doors. Also, thicker blinds or protective window coverings can also benefit you greatly.
  • Upgrade your thermostat. A programmable thermostat can make a world of difference in climate control. If you are able to use a programable thermostat then you can set your AC to only cool or heat your home during the times you will be home. Also, changing your air conditioner by a couple of degrees can also make up to 10% of difference on your bills.
  • Overhead Fans. When you run your AC, it will take awhile for the air to fully circulate your home. An overhead fan will help your AC circulate more quickly. WIth the assistance of an overhead fan, you could be just as comfortable at a higher temperature which will save lots on energy bills.

With just a few short steps you could be cooling your home for less and enjoying a little extra financial freedom. A little bit of change could cut your air conditioning and heating costs by 25% in as little as one month .

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07.12.13
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Clean Home Means Clean Air

It’s possible that due to the air you breathe you will experience higher counts of allergic reactions and viruses. Your air carries all sorts of microscopic particles that end up in your lungs and body through the course of every single day. Clayton Air Conditioning Professionals want to help you better understand how to combat these particles and make your home a better, safer place. bad air

HVAC care is the first place to start for improving your homes air quality. First, get your HVAC unit tuned up. It may not be filtering outside air as well as it did when it was new. This means that you will need to contact a local heating and cooling specialist to come and inspect your unit. A simple tune up can have all sorts of beneficial outcomes like improving air flow and filtering processes.

Next, it may be time to clean your indoor filter. Just swapping your filter can drastically improve the way that air from your home is cleaned in your ventilation system. It can catch airborne bacteria along with pet dander and dust.

Finally, clean your house. Keeping things tidy and dusted will cut down on what is circulated throughout a home. Just vacuuming a few times a week will cut down on allergens drastically. Little things can make a huge difference in dealing with air quality problems.

For more information or help contact a local Clayton AC repair and ask about tune up plans and more information of improving the air you breath.

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