You guessed it – no ductwork. With a ductless air conditioner system from Carrier®, you don’t need it. Whether you live in a new home or an older home without ductwork, are adding a room addition, converting an existing space or if you want more complete year-round climate control over a specific room or area of your …
Everyone dreams of the weather warming up, turning on their air conditioning to cool down the whole house and feeling the breeze flow everywhere. However, there are some things that need to be taken care of before the air conditioning is ever turned on when the weather warms up. Following each of these steps …
You guessed it – no ductwork. With a ductless air conditioner system from Carrier®, you don’t need it. Whether you live in a new home or an older home without ductwork, are adding a room addition, converting an existing space or if you want more complete year-round climate control over a specific room or area of your …
Allergens are nothing to sneeze at. Routinely change your air filters to help ensure you’re breathing high quality air.
Did you know adjusting your thermostat up 7⁰ – 10⁰ F from your normal setting for 8 hours a day in the summer can reduce your energy bill cost according to The Department of Energy? https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/thermostats
Are your ceiling fans circulating in the proper direction to keep you cool? In the summer, fans should circulate counterclockwise.
Are your ceiling fans circulating in the proper direction to keep you cool? In the summer, fans should circulate counterclockwise.
Did you know adjusting your thermostat up 7⁰ – 10⁰ F from your normal setting for 8 hours a day in the summer can reduce your energy bill cost according to The Department of Energy? https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/thermostats
Cool summer breezes… relaxing by the pool… poor indoor air quality? The last part is not how you want to start your ideal summer. Here are three reasons your indoor air quality matters this season.
Did you know that the air traveling through your AC doesn’t actually create cold air in your home? Air conditioning transfers heat from your home to the air outside as it passes through your air conditioner or heat pump.
