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When Is The Best Time To Buy An HVAC system?
Purchasing a new HVAC system is no small decision and is often coupled with a big financial investment. The majority of HVAC systems are designed to operate for about 20 years, and if you plan to be in the same house for that long or longer, you’ll likely need to...
Don’t Throw Away Your Money This Summer
For more information, contact: Ted Leonard, General Manager----Leonard Splaine----703-494-2855 Release Date: June 1, 2020 Woodbridge, Va -- Warm temperatures are around the corner -- and so is the potential to throw away money. Homeowners can't afford to ignore their...
HVAC Zoning: A Beginner’s Guide
It’s not uncommon for homes and commercial spaces to use central heating and air conditioning systems that only have one thermostat to adjust the property’s overall temperature. For such spaces, the best way to affect each room’s temperature is to manually block...
What Is a SEER Rating And Why Does It Matter?
Whether you’re a new homeowner, recently bought a new air conditioner, or just want to stay informed about proper efficiency methods toward keeping temperatures comfortable and cost effective, an awareness of the SEER rating will help you on all fronts. SEER Rating:...
How Can I Make My HVAC System More Energy Efficient?
If you’ve ever gotten a utility bill that was higher than anticipated, you know the woes that regular HVAC system checkups and inefficiencies can cause. Regardless of the season, you want to be comfortable with your environment’s heating and cooling, remaining...
HVAC Motor Types. What does it mean for you?
As a HVAC system begins to age, like all mechanical parts, if it has been well-maintained over the years of use, it is likely to last longer. However, in order to know when it needs repair or replacement, it is a good idea to know which type of motor operates your...
HVAC Systems: Determining What Size Is Best For Your Home
HVAC Systems: Determining What Size Is Best For Your Home Staying comfortable without breaking the bank is one of the key tenets of any homeowner, and deciding the right HVAC system is no exception. If a given system is too small, your home won’t evenly distribute...
What to Do if There is a Storm? Restarting Your Heating and Cooling Equipment Correctly
In the spring, severe storms or high winds can tear through the Washington, D.C./Metro area knocking out power. Before the storm arrives, you should be prepared so that when the power is restored, your life can return to normal. It is a best practice to clear the...
Best HVAC Practices For Preventing Illnesses and Viral Infections
The prevalence of respiratory illnesses like influenza and the unprecedented coronavirus strain understandably take time away from family, friends, and coworkers. But just because social distancing and preventative habits like hand washing and surface cleaning work...
A Bright Idea: Lennox Healthy Climate Solutions® UV Germicidal Lights
Many unseen, airborne biological contaminants may be present in your home. These contaminants can cause headaches, itchy eyes, runny noses, persistent coughs, and other cold-like symptoms. Installing a Healthy Climate germicidal light is a bright idea for any household, said Ted Leonard, General Manager of Leonard Splaine.