With the recent spate of cold weather hitting Tucson early this winter, your HVAC equipment may be running overtime to keep your home warm. If you want to learn how to stop energy loss in your home, scheduling a professional to run tests on your home can save money throughout Tucson’s long cooling season and the heating season, as well. Read More









One of the most important parts of your home’s heating and cooling system may be costing you in serious waste. It’s important because, no matter how efficient your equipment, if ducts don’t deliver air properly, it costs you in higher monthly bills.
Energy can be lost from the home in so many different ways that trying to keep up with them all can sometimes seem overwhelming. One easy and often-overlooked measure you can take to reduce energy loss is to insulate your water heater. Just like the rest of your house, the tank on your water heater loses heat unless it is properly insulated.
Humidity levels in Tucson can often be low, which causes many problems associated with dry air, such as breathing and respiratory issues, dry skin, static charges and shocks, cracks and other damage to wood floors/furniture and the spread of certain bacteria and viruses. The best way to prevent dry-air problems in your home is to employ the use of a whole-house humidification system that will increase the relative humidity levels in your home.
Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems convert sunlight into electricity that you can use to power appliances and give light to your home. Solar modules generate direct current (DC) electricity, which is sent to the inverter for transformation into alternating current (AC) that your household appliances run on. The electrical panel distributes this electricity where it’s needed in your home. The inverter also charges battery backup power in your solar PV system if it has this feature. 

The Benefits Of Ductless Mini Splits
If you’re looking to add to your home’s heating system, there’s a chance that ductless mini splits are the right choice for you. These types of heat pumps that don’t use ducts are ideal for retrofit add-ons to homes that don’t utilize ducts in their heating method. They’re also quite useful for room additions, where it would be unrealistic to expand your current heating setup. These ductless mini splits, just like a regular heat pump system, consist of two main components: an outdoor compressor and an indoor unit that handles the air. These ductless systems, however, bring certain benefits that other pumps simply do not offer. Read More »