Georgia summers aren’t for the faint of heart. Every year, our humid subtropical climate graces the state with sticky temps soaring into the 90s, leaving us with our noses up against the air vent in search of relief. Here, a dependable air conditioner isn’t just about comfort, it’s necessary for survival. In fact, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, 95% of Georgia homes use some type of air conditioning,...
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As the last leaves fall and temperatures drop, we find ourselves turning on the heaters. While the warmth is comforting, it comes with a downside: dry air. This can lead to various issues like dry skin, irritated sinuses, and scratchy throats. Beyond health problems, dry air also causes static electricity, more dust, damage to wood and leather, and unhappy house plants. Here’s how to combat the dry air while enjoying...
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Southern winters can be unpredictable, but to keep that “comfort of home” feeling, you will have to use your heat. Running a home’s HVAC system is often one of the most expensive utilities, so let’s explore some ways we can save a little money while staying warm over the winter. By implementing these tips, you can enjoy a warm and cozy home without breaking the bank. Small changes can lead...
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Air filters are in every HVAC system and changing them regularly should be part of your home’s routine maintenance. The filter’s purpose is to remove impurities from the air you have circulating in your home. Regularly changing the air filter ensures you have clean air, and it plays a huge part in keeping your HVAC system running smoothly and cooling efficiently. Your filter should be changed every 4-6 weeks. The...
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In the heat of summer, especially in the south, few things are more essential than a fully functioning air conditioning unit. Yet, like all appliances, AC systems are prone to wear and tear over time. The dilemma often faced by homeowners is determining whether to repair their existing unit or invest in a new one altogether. This decision can impact both comfort and finances significantly. Here’s a guide to help...
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The official start of spring is almost here, and temperatures are warming up. You’re probably looking forward to the change in the weather—but you also need to make sure your home’s cooling system is prepared as well.
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Heat pumps are 2-in-1 devices, offering your home both heating and cooling. There are a few attributes of a heat pump system that make it different from more traditional and separate, and one of these is scheduling bi-annual maintenance.
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Georgia is certainly known for its humidity during the summer months, but if you have a forced air system that heats your home during the winter months, you may experience the opposite problem: air that is too dry. When your air doesn’t have enough humidity, it isn’t just uncomfortable.
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If you find yourself juggling the decision about which heating system is right for your home, a furnace or a heat pump, you need all the information possible to decide which will work best. The reversing heat pump, which operates as both a heater an air conditioner...
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There are thermostats, and then there is the Nest thermostat. The Nest thermostat is a smart thermostat, but it is far more than that – it actually learns. It learns your habits and your heating and cooling patterns so that it can manage your HVAC system on its own. And now the power of Nest has been added to Daikin heating and cooling products, of which Comfort Zone Heating & Air are proud purveyors.
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