Last updated 5 days ago
Switching to a tankless water heater can help your home realize big energy savings, but there are a few things you’ll want to consider before making the decision to get rid of your old storage tank water heater.
This video outlines a few of the advantages of installing a tankless water heater. Tankless heaters are up to 40 percent less expensive to operate than a typical gas-fired storage tank water heater, and they last twice as long. They take up a lot less space, which allows for easy installation almost anywhere you need it in your home. And when they are correctly selected for your hot water demands, tankless water heaters can provide nearly infinite hot water.
Contact Estes Heating & Air Conditioning at (678) 733-9791 to explore even more of the benefits that tankless water heaters have to offer. Visit our website for additional information.
Last updated 12 days ago
The air inside your home can be more polluted than the air outside. Pet dander, dust and debris, and other natural allergens are also present in indoor air, and your home is a perfect habitat for fungi, bacteria, and other dangerous creatures.
Mold and Fungus
Mold is one of the most dangerous pollutants in your indoor air because it has long-lasting health effects and is difficult to eliminate. Unfortunately, mold often takes up residence in the HVAC systems of our homes, especially within ductwork. Here, fungi can grow and release spores. Because of mold and other pollutants, the air inside your home can actually be 70 times more polluted than the air outside.
Dirt and Dander
Even the hair from your family dog could be making you feel sick. Allergens and respiratory irritants in your home’s HVAC system can build up quickly, and the pollutants are cycled throughout your house every time you use your heater or air conditioner. Minor symptoms of poor indoor air quality manifest themselves as a general malaise, as if you have chronic cold or allergy symptoms. Children with asthma may have aggravated symptoms, and older homeowners will often feel short of breath.
There are several steps you can take to purify your indoor air. Switch to greener home cleaners, clean up after your pets, and have your HVAC professional analyze your home for sources of pollution, like mold inside your ductwork. Air cleaners, purifiers, and even ultraviolet light sterilization can be utilized to clean the air inside your home for healthier living.
Contact Estes Heating & Air Conditioning at (678) 733-9791 to learn more about improving the air quality inside your home with our products and services. Visit us online to see what is inside your home’s air and how it might be making you sick—and let us help solve the problem.
Last updated 19 days ago
Estes Heating & Air is having a used systems sale and we want to make sure you are the first to find out! There will be discounts up to 50% on:
- Heat Pumps
- A/C's
- Furnaces
- Generators
**Some Have Full Factory Warranty**
Call us today to see if your size is available! (404) 361-6560
Last updated 19 days ago
Making your home a greener place to live is something you can accomplish in many different ways. By making slight changes to the way you live, you can improve your energy efficiency, your carbon footprint, and the overall health of your home. Upgrading your HVAC system is a great way to save energy, lessen your impact on the environment, and breathe easier.
Green Heating and Cooling
Older systems, especially in older homes, are often the biggest energy consumers. By enlisting the assistance of a green-conscious heating and cooling specialist and taking a close look at your home, you can start by changing your HVAC system. You might find that simply having your ducts cleaned and sealed against leaks improves the efficiency of your system by leaps and bounds. But if you have an especially aged furnace or air conditioner, a replacement unit can help your home realize big energy savings thanks to efficient technology.
The Advantages of Going Green
Using less energy has several direct impacts on your home, your HVAC components, and the environment. In addition to reducing your carbon footprint, you will see savings on your utility bills due to your lower usage, which you can use in other areas. Your equipment will also last longer when your whole system is tuned and optimized for maximum efficiency.
Estes Heating & Air Conditioning can help you take the first steps towards going green, whether you just make a few adjustments to your heating and cooling components or choose to install a whole new system that offers greater efficiency. Call (678) 733-9791 or visit our website to schedule a consultation with us and begin the process of going green.
