Remodeling your home is fun and exciting, but as far as rising expenses go, it can be all too easy to get carried away. Even if you take all the right budgeting precautions (like building in a 20% cushion to cover impulse buys, as well as unpleasant surprises), actually sticking to it can prove hard to do.
Scott Ranck
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Topics: natural gas appliances, home remodel
Big Differentiators Between Natural Gas Dryers and Non-Gas Dryers
Posted by Scott Ranck on Aug 3, 2015 9:48:25 AM
While there may be a certain nostalgia associated to hanging clothes on the backyard clothesline, as many of us remember our mothers doing, today there’s a faster, more convenient way. These days, most American homes come standard with a clothes dryer. In a market sometimes overwhelmed with questionable consumer buzz and constantly changing bells and whistles, however, the question is: which one is the best fit for you? Here are afew important differentiators between the two most common types of clothes dryers: natural gas and non-gas.
Topics: Natural Gas, Natural Gas Dryers
I have the privilege of helping our customers solve the riddles when they feel their utility costs are too high. It is often a challenge to really get to the bottom of a high bill, especially when on first look there is nothing out of the ordinary. I will tell you about three common areas that will cause your utility bills to rise. In each case, you will have some options to counter the impact with a conservation tip.
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency, natural gas appliances
3 Tips You Should Know When Buying a New Air Conditioner in Florida
Posted by Scott Ranck on Jul 21, 2015 12:07:35 PM
We are already into the season of day time high temperatures in the 90° range. Air conditioning is pretty much a necessity in Florida. So, what do you do when your air conditioner needs replaced? Often, we are more worried about our immediate comfort desiring just to get a new one quickly. It would be better to sweat a couple days and do your due diligence for long term comfort and efficiency. Air conditioning is your number one energy cost so it pays to do it right! I’ve got 3 tips for you when it comes time to replace your unit.
Topics: Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency, summer
Top 2 Things You Should Know About Pool Heaters in the Summer Season
Posted by Scott Ranck on Jul 1, 2015 3:14:27 PM
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency, Commercial, natural gas appliances, Pool Heaters, summer
How To Keep Your Natural Gas Range Operating At Its Full Potential
Posted by Scott Ranck on Jun 30, 2015 2:34:10 PM
Unbeatable performance is what makes natural gas ranges preferred by the large majority of professional chefs and everyday cooks alike. However, when it comes to keeping the equipment operating at its full potential, part of it’s up to the appliance owner. Here are simple steps you can take to keep your natural gas stovetop in peak condition. Not to mention, save energy every time you cook!
Topics: Natural Gas Range
Beware of Energy/Utility Scam Advertisements in Florida
Posted by Scott Ranck on Jun 19, 2015 9:29:00 AM
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency
I regularly get to observe the consequences when consumers fail to become energy skeptics. The sad reality is what many peddle as “Going Green,” only results in green going from your pocket to theirs. So, I offer you these five suggestions on how you can become savvier in your energy upgrades!
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency
Natural gas comes out of the ground through drilling. It is odorless and tasteless in its natural form. Natural gas is flammable when mixed with just the right quantity of air and when there is a means of ignition. Natural gas travels by pipeline from the well head, through processing and finally to our homes and businesses.
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency
When I think about the holiday season, my mind goes to smells of fresh baked cookies, and the delight of watching the flames dance in the fireplace in a nice warm home. It actually is nice to have a little cold weather in late December, especially for all of us who moved here from the northern climates.
Here are three great ways to maximize natural gas in your home for the holidays:
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency
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