The warm weather of summer will soon be here, which means east bay area and Marin residents will be relying more and more each day on the functionality of their AC units. It’s no secret that an AC which gets a lot of usage can have a relatively strong impact on your energy bills, and if left to progress, costs can rise sharply.
Summer hits hard in many parts of the Bay Area. Your neighborhood may be exceptionally beautiful when the warm weather hits, but you’ve got to ensure that you’re keeping yourself comfortable throughout the duration of the summer. Most Californians rely on their air conditioning units to keep them cool, but what happens when yours starts malfunctioning unexpectedly? For this and many other reasons, now is the time to consider an AC tune-up.
Congratulations to Team Hassler for winning this year’s President’s Award through Carrier Corporation. It is an honor to receive this award and we are all very proud of what we have accomplished. We have improved so much through 2014 and cannot wait to see what 2015 has in store for us!
While this is unfortunately not the first time we have heard of an HVAC scam of this sort, we feel it is necessary to spread the word as it seems to be gaining traction. It is important to be aware of what some Bay Area “contractors” consider ethical. Please read this news article from the Pacifica Tribune for more information and remember to ALWAYS verify employment before allowing someone into your home.
Check back next week for the new word! Learn more about how your heating system works!
This week – Learn more about GFCI receptacles.
Check back next week for the new word! Learn more about how your heating system works!
This week – Learn more about your condensate pump.
Check back next week for the new word and learn about your HVAC system.
Check back next week for the new word! Learn more about how your heating system works!
This week – Learn more about an HVAC humidifier.
Check back next week for the new word! Learn more about how your heating system works!
With only a few weeks to spare, Congress has finally made up their mind about the federal tax credits for this year for homeowners that installed new high efficiency equipment. The tax extenders bill will only be around for a short time and will expire on December 31, 2014; with no confirmation as to if they will renew for 2015.
Here are the various energy-efficient products which qualify for the credit, and the maximum amount that can be claimed for each:
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Convert both your gas furnace and gas water heater to a heat pump and heat pump water heater at the same time and get $2,500 for your old equipment.
