Category: #hvac
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Home Therapist Tops 10K Customers, Leads Tampa HVAC & Plumbing
Home Therapist Cooling, Heating, and Plumbing, a leading provider of residential HVAC and plumbing services in the Tampa Bay area, has officially surpassed 10,000 customers served. This milestone underscores the company’s commitment to honest work, family values, and doing the job right — one household at a time. Home Therapist began as two separate companies…
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Green HVAC Solutions for a More Sustainable Home
The shift toward eco-friendly living is more than a trend—it’s becoming a practical way to cut energy use, reduce waste, and live more efficiently. Many homeowners are starting to look at how much energy they use, especially when it comes to heating and cooling. HVAC systems are among the biggest energy users in most homes.…
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How Line Set Covers Protect Your Mini Splits?
Mini split systems have revolutionized residential and commercial heating and cooling by delivering precise temperature control without ductwork. However, the refrigerant lines that connect outdoor compressors to indoor air handlers are often exposed, detracting from curb appeal and risking damage. Line set covers offer a clean, protective solution for these vital components, preserving both appearance…
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Best Access Panels for Easy HVAC Maintenance
Anyone who has ever dealt with HVAC system maintenance knows: access to internal components is often quite difficult. Fortunately, access panels (doors) greatly simplify the process. With their help, there is no need to worry about how to open a complex structure. Why install access panels Access doors provide a direct and convenient way to…
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Navien Expands HVAC Line with New Heat Pump and Coils
Navien announced the launch of three new additions to its rapidly growing HVAC product portfolio: the NAZ Air-to-Air Heat Pump, NAS Air Handlers, and NAM Cased Coils. These high-efficiency products round out Navien’s lineup of home comfort HVAC solutions and are designed to seamlessly integrate with the NPF Hydro-furnace, introduced in 2023, enabling flexible dual-fuel…
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Can Smart HVAC Design Cut Energy Costs for Commercial Properties?
Commercial energy costs are on the rise. With commercial businesses known to experience faster growth in electricity consumption compared to the overall average, predicted costs are expected to reach an all-time high in 2025. Commercial Energy Costs are on the Rise In the US, commercial buildings with the highest energy costs include hospitals, hotels, restaurants,…
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New Holland Unveils W100D Compact Wheel Loader
All-new. All control. All comfort. New Holland Construction’s new W100D compact wheel loader marks the next generation of the brand’s compact wheel loaders and redefines the operator experience with a fully redesigned cab built for a variety of jobsites. Engineered for landscapers, agricultural operators, snow removal crews and more, the W100D combines reliable power with…
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Easy Ways to Stay Cool and Cut Summer Energy Costs
The oppressive summer heat has everyone going inside to seek a reprieve from the relentlessly high temperatures outside. Extreme heat puts home systems and utility bills to the test, but Service Experts, one of the leading residential HVAC service companies in the U.S., has tips on how to weather the heat with minimum strain on…
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When Home Systems Need More Than a Quick Check
Ever turned up the thermostat and noticed… nothing happens? Maybe there’s a strange noise, a slow response, or no response at all. You hit a few buttons, give it a minute, and hope it’s just having “a moment.” But deep down, you know it’s more than that. It’s not just a glitch—it’s your home telling…
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HVAC Pump Issues: Homeowner Tips for Leaks, Smells & Fixes
When air conditioners leak and cause bigger headaches, the hidden villain is often a bad condensate pump. That little unit overflows, fills the basement or closet, stinks up the house, and even trips the whole cooling system. By knowing what these pumps do and spotting early trouble signs, homeowners can dodge expensive water repairs and…