You can still lower your home heating bills even when the temperature drops outside. All it takes is a little effort. After all, sometimes a small investment can slash your bills without sacrificing any comfort.

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You already know to ensure windows and doors have good seals, and that you have to get your air conditioner (A/C) inspected, too. But there’s one more thing that can help you make your home a lot more comfortable, and that’s changing your ceiling fan direction.

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You might be surprised to learn that no matter how efficient your furnace or HVAC is, if you have poor insulation, you’re throwing money out the window. Not only that, but a drafty house also creates indoor air quality issues that can irritate allergy and asthma symptoms. Get a free indoor air quality analysis to spot problems…

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Energy vampires can suck energy savings right out of your home any time of year. In the winter, heating systems can drive up the energy bills; in the summer, running the A/C all day will drive up energy use too. In Wichita, energy vampires are especially prevalent during the winter, robbing you of heat, efficiency, comfort,…

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Dry air can lead to a host of issues, including discomfort, higher energy costs, health issues, and damage to wood furnishings and other possessions. Dry air is especially problematic during the winter. Since dry air naturally feels colder than humid air, you may set the thermostat higher to compensate for the chill. That leads to…

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Winter is upon us here in Kansas, and we can expect cold weather for the next few months. Unfortunately, though your heating system may be doing its job, it’s possible that you are losing a lot of that indoor heat from your furnace through air leaks or other forms of heat loss. There are a…

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Although greater Wichita area is technically inside the Humid Sub-Tropical zone, the region experiences some harsh winters.  Frigid air masses commonly sweep south from Canada, bringing with them temperatures that remain well below zero degrees for several days.  Conditions like this make it especially important for you to keep your furnace in tip-top condition.  If you’re…

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