When buying a new air conditioning system, it’s important to know what the seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) is. SEER measures an AC unit’s cooling output over a typical cooling season, divided by the total electric energy input. It gauges how much cooling your AC provides per unit of energy it consumes. The higher the...
During the warmer months, keeping your building comfortably cool without incurring astronomical costs can be challenging. Fortunately, there are practical and effective strategies to lower your energy bills while maintaining a pleasant indoor environment. Here are four ways to reduce your commercial property’s cooling costs.
Your air conditioner keeps your indoor spaces comfortable during the warmer months. For your AC to remain efficient, it has to be appropriately sized for your home. Correctly sizing a heating and air conditioning system involves more than just taking measurements. Professionals will also consider how much sunlight enters indoors, insulation quality and your household’s size.
The cooling season is fast approaching, and the quest for efficient and cost-effective air conditioning solutions becomes even more urgent. American Refrigeration Heating and Air Conditioning Co., Inc. is dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of purchasing a new AC unit, ensuring you get the best value for your investment. Here are tips on...
Summer is here — is your air conditioning system ready to keep your home cool and comfortable? Preparing the system for the hot months ahead helps you save money on energy bills and prevent costly breakdowns. To learn more, American Refrigeration Heating and Air Conditioning Co., Inc. highlights tips to get your AC summer-ready.
Keeping humidity in your home at the right level during fall and winter provides several benefits. It helps maintain a healthy temperature, prevent property damage and eliminate electrostatic buildup in your home.
Whether you own a grocery store, convenience store, restaurant or supermarket, chances are at some point you’ve been concerned about monthly energy consumption. The refrigeration of reach-ins and display cases can account for as much as 60 percent of your electricity consumption, making them your commercial property’s biggest energy consumers.
