HVAC & Water Heater Service Tips and Information

The PACE Program: Save Money on Your Energy Costs Now

December 5th, 2016

Are you looking for ways to save on your energy costs? Chances are that even if you aren’t, you certainly won’t turn down ideas on how to do so. One way you can save money both now and in the long run is by taking part in the PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) program.

This model is an economically and environmentally sound method for financing energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades to your California home. When authorized by state law, programs such as this one enable local and state governments, and other inter-jurisdictional authorities, to fund the initial cost of energy improvement on residential and commercial properties. Over time, you pay back these costs through your property taxes, but you also receive tax benefits for making these upgrades.

Combining the Power of Solar with the Efficiency of a Dual Fuel System

November 28th, 2016

When it comes to effectively and efficiently heating your Danville, CA home, it’s only natural that you want to save as much money as possible when doing so. One way to do this is by making sure that the heating system you have installed is a good match for your home, providing as much efficiency and high performance as possible.

How Does HERO Financing and PACE Financing Work?

November 21st, 2016

Many of our customers have asked how they can save money on their energy costs and how they can take advantage of both state and federal rebates, in addition to manufacturer rebates. There are a few different ways you can save, through various programs. Two of these programs are HERO and PACE financing.

Ensuring Your Home Is Safe This Winter

November 14th, 2016

It hasn’t exactly been freezing cold outside lately, despite the drop in nighttime temperatures. But winter isn’t all that far off and soon enough we’ll be using our gas-powered heaters on a regular basis.

Gas-powered furnaces that aren’t properly maintained will begin to function less efficiently than those that are routinely maintained each year. What’s worse than that, however, is if a furnace goes uninspected for too long, it can actually expose your home and family to dangerous health risks.

The Importance of Routine Furnace Tune Ups

November 7th, 2016

Just like any other important piece of equipment or appliance in your home, your furnace needs care in order to function at the high level it is expected to. Namely, it needs regular professional maintenance. Even if your furnace is relatively new, it’s never too early to start caring for it with regular tune-ups. This is the best way to make sure it always works when you need it. Keep reading to learn more.

How Can You Benefit from Energy Upgrade California?

October 31st, 2016

Take a moment to consider how much you spend on energy each year. You may be surprised to find that your HVAC system accounts for about half of all your energy usage. Knowing this, it’s only natural that you want to find ways to save money. You may think that the only way to do this is by sacrificing your comfort, but this is not the case. You should be able to use each of the appliances in your home with freedom, and without the need to worry about spending your entire budget on utilities.

But how do you find a balance? Is there a way to make sure that your home comfort stays intact while still saving energy? The short answer is, yes! You may have to change your energy habits a bit, and you’ll need to seal air leaks throughout your home to ensure that your HVAC systems work as efficiently as possible. But another important step you can take is to upgrade your home with energy-efficient appliances, as outlined on the Energy Upgrade California® page.

PACE Financing: What It Is and How It Benefits You

October 24th, 2016

It’s never the wrong time of year to learn about how you can save money on your energy costs. One way to do this is through the California PACE (Property-Assessed Clean Energy) program. This program serves as a catalyst for financing renewable energy improvements as well as energy efficiency improvements on residential or private properties.

The PACE program, which authorized by state law as it is in California currently, enables state and local governments or other inter-jurisdictional authorities to supply the funds needed for the upfront cost of energy improvements on both residential and commercial properties. These funds can be paid back over time by the property owners. The program is designed to help promote energy efficiency, water conservation, and renewable energy projects.

Why Should You Care about Clean Indoor Air?

October 10th, 2016

Indoor air quality is not something that many homeowners give a lot of thought; however it’s become a pretty significant problem in homes across the country. Fortunately, there are more people becoming aware of the harmful particles that may circulate through their living spaces. But homeowners need to know what to do about it.

Keep Your Furnace Safe This Winter

October 3rd, 2016

Our temperatures may still be mild, however it’s only a matter of time until we feel that first cool breeze, a sign of much chillier nights that are well on their way. When that time comes, you’ll be forced to think about your furnace and whether or not it’s up to the task of warming your home this winter.

Modern gas furnaces are manufactured with safety as the utmost concern. Not only that, but gas furnaces have multiple safety features that help to protect homes from dangers due to combustion or carbon monoxide leaks.

Humidifier Installation: Don’t Settle for Chronically Dry Air

September 26th, 2016

The official start of fall has come and gone, and although our recent temperatures don’t exactly make that apparent, the drop in humidity levels is a sign that a seasonal change is indeed upon us. With that dry air comes discomfort, and also unhealthy conditions for your home and your family.

Fortunately, there is a solution to this—you don’t have to settle for dry air. Contact us today to learn more about our high quality humidifiers, and in the meantime keep reading to learn about some of the benefits of such a system.