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  • SEER Ratings explained
    November 18, 2015

    SEER Ratings Guide: How Much Money Can a Higher SEER Rating Save You?

    SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio and was defined by the Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute. The SEER rating of a unit is the cooling output of the system during a typical cooling season divided by the total electric energy used in that same period.
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  • Programmable thermostat on wall helps homeowners reduce energy bills by automating heating and cooling schedules
    November 16, 2015

    Programmable Thermostats Reduce Utility Bills

    Programmable thermostats can reduce your utility bills if you use them correctly. According to the department, you could save around $180 in energy costs depending on how you set your thermostat. To help you save as much as possible, we have some of the best tips below to help you get started.
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  • AC Energy Consumption In The US
    November 13, 2015

    AC Energy Consumption In The US

    Two thirds of homes in the United States have air conditioners. All of these air conditioners add up to using about 5% of the electricity consumption in the United States and costs more than $11,000,000,000 (yes that is billions of dollars) to homeowners.
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Midea LP error code and multi-zone mode conflict troubleshooting guide
Midea LP Error Code and Multi-Zone Mode Conflicts: What to Do
A Midea LP display is model-specific: it may be discussed with multi-zone conflicts, while many Midea manuals use LP or PC0L for low-temperature protection. Learn how to identify the exact condition, synchronize indoor-unit modes, reset the system safely, and know when professional diagnosis is...
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Why Inverter AC Condensers Are the Best Option for Lower Electric Bills
Why Inverter AC Condensers Are the Best Option for Lower Electric Bills
Homeowners cannot control the price charged for each kilowatt-hour, but they can control how much electricity their cooling system needs. That is becoming more important as residential electric rates continue to climb. The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts an average residential...
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How Much Does It Cost to Replace an HVAC System in 2026?
How Much Does It Cost to Replace an HVAC System in 2026?
How the equipment is purchased can also make a meaningful difference. For a common full-system project—such as replacing a central air conditioner and gas furnace while keeping usable ductwork—a turnkey contractor-supplied project may cost **about $11,000 to $17,000**. Purchasing a matched system...
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How Can an A2L Mitigation Board Help You Replace Only Your AC Condenser?
How Can an A2L Mitigation Board Help You Replace Only Your AC Condenser?
When an older R-410A outdoor condenser fails, replacing the entire HVAC system is not always the only option. If the indoor evaporator coil or air handler is still in usable condition, an A2L refrigerant detection and mitigation kit may allow that indoor equipment to remain in place while the...
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Can I Replace Just My Outdoor AC Unit?
Can I Replace Just My Outdoor AC Unit?
When the outdoor portion of a central air conditioner fails, replacing only that unit can sound like the simplest and least expensive solution. Sometimes it is. However, a central split system is not a collection of interchangeable parts. The outdoor condenser and the indoor evaporator coil work...
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