Modern heating and air conditioning systems, like those in our homes here in the Hampton Roads area, are more susceptible to weather-related power surges and small household spikes than ever before. This is partly because they’re equipped with sophisticated electronics. Besides lightening strikes, the cycling on and off of our appliances causes small, but damaging, daily spikes we don’t even notice. Read More
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Buddy Smith has worked at Russell’s Heating and Cooling since 1992 in various roles... More »
Did you know that you can improve the indoor air quality of your home just by adding a UV light filter to your HVAC system? UV (ultraviolet) lights add additional protection to your home by killing unwanted bacteria, mold, mildew and viruses lurking in your home’s air. Eliminating these contaminants from your home can have a large impact on the health of the individuals living in your home.
Homeowners affected by power outages here in southeast Virginia often say they feel helpless and cut off from normal activities. Those with children are generally anxious to keep kids busy and continue usual routines for eating, playing and sleeping if possible. One of the best ways to keep at least basic household necessities going during a blackout is with a standby electrical generator.
A common and necessary component of your air conditioner or heat pump is skyrocketing in price, and is expected to continue increasing until it’s no longer available in the year 2020.
In most American homes, heating and cooling accounts for 45 percent or more of what is spent on energy each month. Energy costs are, at best, unpredictable from season to season, and in most cases continue to rise.
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