By philipgarland92 January 08, 2013
They came out the evening that I called exactly when they said they would arrive. They were in and out in no time and fixed my problem without too much hastle. Everyone I've talked to seems to be well informed and knowledgeable. They did a fantastic job and a thorough inspection of entire system. Thanks! ...read more
By Peggy Ramsey January 16, 2012
Lorenzo was very very informative and took the time to answer all my questions. Very nice working with him. ...read more
By Hydro-Force Fuel, LLC April 08, 2009
Thank you EZ Air Conditioning and Heating for your service of Air Conditioning And Heating Systems, Residential & Commercial, New installation, Replacements, Services, duct cleaning, air balance & maintenance of all brands in San Antonio, Texas. Your company EZ Air Conditioning and Heating, that services Air Conditioning And Heating Systems, Residential & Commercial, New installation, Replacements, Services, duct cleaning, air balance & maintenance of all brands is a valued service in San Antonio, Texas. Thank you EZ Air Conditioning and Heating that does Air Conditioning And Heating Systems, Residential & Commercial, New installation, Replacements, Services, duct cleaning, air balance & maintenance of all brands for your link connection to Hydro-Force Fuel, LLC. Hydro-Force Fuel Distributor located in San Antonio, Texas at; http://hydroforce.synthasite.com/sanantoniobalconesheightstexashydrofuelautoparts.php Hydro-Force Fuel, LLC www.hydroforcefuel.com Go GREEN - Burn BLUE ...read more
In a county where smog, haze and ozone alerts are as common as a traffic jam, it's nice to know we can always come inside for a breath of fresh air. Or can we? Studies conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency have shown that 50% of all illnesses are either caused by, or aggravated by poor indoor air auality. Worse yet, the studies show that indoor pollutants can be more than 100 times higher than outdoors and Americas spend over 90% of their time indoors. It is no wonder that over 60 million people suffer from allergies and asthma.What causes indoor air problems? The EPA says; "Indoor pollution sources that release gasses or particles into the air are the primary cause of indoor air quality problems in homes. Inadequate ventilation can increase indoor pollutant levels by not bringing in enough outdoor air to dilute emissions from indoor sources and by not carrying indoor air pollutants out of the home. High temperature and humidity levels can also increase concentrations of some pollutants.You can call EZ Air Conditioning for a proper diagnosis of your IAQ. 210-558-7883 Email:Sales@ezacandheat.com ...read more
By EZ Air Conditioning And Heating November 15, 2010
A programmable thermostat automatically adjusts room temperature for energy efficiency. 1. Check your thermostat.If it isn't a programmable electronic model, replace it with one that is. A programmable thermostat can automatically adjust room temperature settings to energy-saving levels when you're sleeping or away from the house, eliminating wasteful energy usage.Never set your thermostat higher than it needs to be for comfort. Over a 24-hour period, you can save about three percent of your energy costs for every degree you lower the thermostat's set temperature in the winter. 2. Seal up your house.Install weather stripping around windows and doors. Caulk any cracks or openings in the siding. And consider installing or repairing storm windows and storm doors. These improvements will help prevent your home's expensively-heated air from escaping. 3. Take advantage of the sun's warmth.Allow radiant energy from sunlight to augment your home's heating system simply by opening drapes and blinds on sunny days. 4. Consider ceiling fans.If you can do so relatively inexpensively, consider installing ceiling fans—particularly in rooms with high ceilings. Warm air rises and can be trapped near the ceiling. If you run a ceiling fan in reverse direction during the winter, it will circulate warm air back down to living areas. 5. Insulate your home adequately.Increase insulation, particularly in the attic. Not only is the attic usually the easiest place to insulate, but it's where you will see the greatest benefit in energy savings. 6. Consider replacing your furnace.If it's on its last legs, you may save money and energy with a new furnace. Forced-air heating systems are by far the most popular type of central heating, but most forced-air systems are out-of-date. Some utilize only 50 percent of the fuel they burn. Newer models take advantage of up to 90 percent of their fuel. 7. Control the humidity levels in your home.For comfort in winter, your home's relative humidity levels should range from 30 to 50 percent. If they drop below this, the air becomes very dry and you'll need higher temperatures to feel warm. Conversely, if the air becomes too humid, windows drip with condensation. In most cases, the problem in winter is lack of humidity because heaters dry out the air. To boost the humidity, you can buy a humidifier, which puts water vapor back into the air. Room or console humidifiers will handle individual rooms and small areas, but for the entire house you'll need a whole-house system that is installed as part of the heating system. ...read more
By EZ Air Conditioning And Heating October 24, 2006
If you find yourself struggling to pay the amount due on your electric utility bill each month, there are several different resources that you can use to get the help you need. There are several organizations and programs that can help you find an affordable plan for your electric utility bill. ...read more
As technology advances it’s possible to find music to download online. You can also find programs that allow you to design your own music. If you’re playing around with the idea of mixing your own music or you just want to create jam tracks these software programs and sites can help. ...read more
