We just added a blog post with helpful resources from the EPA website regarding ways to reduce the risks of your home or office building having mold or excessive moisture/humidity. Go to this link to discover more; https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/363719480119021707?hl=en
Thank you.
We found a helpful resource for those who are beginning their careers in commercial real estate (ownership, property management, etc.). This resource is to help you learn the basics of commercial HVAC for the buildings you oversee. The resource is the U.S. Department of Energy's "Intro to Commercial Building HVAC Systems and Energy Code Requirements", and it includes a two-hour video and transcripts/slides from the presentation. We hope that this helps you gain a familiarity with the topic if you are interested in getting a better understanding of commercial heating and cooling.
https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/4785041111392914591?hl=en
We added a blog post to our website which gives some helpful tips and better understanding of a cooling system's maintenance checklist. You are welcome to find out more starting here:
https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/1670549961610525661?hl=en
Despite the harsh winter weather just a few weeks ago,
it soon will be time to get ready for Spring! While searching for a
helpful resource for you, on the Delaware government website we found
some helpful tips on how to save money on your energy bills as Spring
starts. One of the tips reads,
"Give your AC a tuneup. When the
temperature starts rising, air conditioners start working overtime. Give
your AC a tuneup early to ensure it runs efficiently, economically and
safely throughout the season. When servicing your AC, you should replace
your filters, check your refrigerant levels, and clean your evaporator
coils. You may want to schedule an inspection and maintenance visit from
a certified HVAC technician, who can make sure your system is up to
speed and catch problems before they become major expenses. Routine
maintenance can reduce your AC’s energy consumption by 15 percent."
If
you live or have a commercial property in Collin, Cooke, Denton or
Grayson County and need help with any heating and cooling services then
you are welcome to call us at (214) 326-0079.
The rest of the tips can be found here: https://depsc.delaware.gov/2018/04/18/8-energy-saving-tips-spring/
We found some helpful tips from resources across the country to protect your heating system now that most of the snow and ice has melted in the area. If you need help in Collin County, Cooke County, Denton County or Grayson County with your heating & air systems then you are welcome to call us at (214) 326-0079. Thank you and we hope that you & your loved ones were able to stay warm & safe with last week's weather and power outages.
https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/5798583524237290746?hl=en
In case you didn't see any emails or social media posts this morning,
the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the governing body
that oversees the electric grid in Texas has declared an “energy
emergency alert three” instructing electric utilities throughout the
state, including BTU, to begin instituting rolling outages to help
rebalance the electric grid. Part of the update in the link (found at
the bottom of this post) reads, "Customers who are currently
experiencing a power outage need to turn off electric heating units,
furnaces, and appliances in their homes and businesses, to assist in
BTU’s efforts to restore power as safely and quickly as possible. Once
power is restored, customers are asked to wait 15-30 minutes before
turning electric devices back on in order to avoid undue stress on the
electric facilities in the area."
If you are in Collin, Cooke,
Grayson or Denton County and need help this week with your home's or
building's heating systems then you are welcome to call us at (214)
326-0079. If we are not available then please leave a message or send
us an email either through Facebook or at info@arcticairhc.com -- Thank you and please stay safe and warm this week.
Click here for a link to more from ERCOT:
https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/2538317663534142529?hl=en
