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By Peter R. at Judy's Book August 15, 2013
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Sound-Reducing Technologies You Can’t Afford To Ignore As far as you’re concerned, if A/C noise is high around your own home — or that of a neighbor — winter may be bliss. Your air conditioner is not only out of sight; it’s out of mind. But with summer, it may be out of sight and top of mind because of constant A/C noise. So is this the price you pay for comfort or is there something you can do to literally muffle the commotion? The answer depends on several factors, beginning with the age of your A/C system. If yours is about 10 years old or older, it probably does make more noise than today’s quieter, more efficient systems. All the talk about refinements and improvements in “green” technology are largely true, at least when it comes to air conditioners. This is why if you’re experiencing problems with your aging compressor – the real workhorse of A/C systems – it may be cheaper in the long run toinvest in a new system. Do the math, or work with your HVAC contractor, to figure out how long it will take for you to recoup your investment, but recoup it you will. Compressors are generally the real noise makers of A/C systems, but if your fan blades are coated with dirt, they could be making noise that will disappear with a good cleaning.Call Terrell E. Moseleyto make an appointment, because this is one relatively simple fix that can quiet your A/C in no time. There are two other ways to quiet A/C noise, including: Building a fence around your A/C.Before you do, test the effect by propping pieces of plywood around it. If you’re satisfied with the noise reduction, the fence boards should be at least 3 feet away from the unit and overlapped. Wrapping a sound blanket around the compressor,though this measure won’t do as much good if your A/C is 10 years old or older. Sound blankets are relatively simple to install, and most result in a noise reduction of between 30 and 50 percent. Don’t forget that the A/C experts atTerrell E. Moseley, serving homeowners in greater Lynchburg, are here to help. Like you, we love the comfort that A/Cs provide, especially if there’s little by way of A/C noise. Our goal is to help educate our customers about energy and home comfort issues (specific to HVAC systems). For more information about air conditioners and other HVAC topics,download our free Home Comfort Resource guide. ...read more
By Terrell E Moseley August 17, 2012
At Terrell E. Moseley, our goal is to make our customers happy, whether we’re installing equipment, providing service or performing routine HVAC maintenance. Whatever we’re doing, our customers are our best judge. We back up our work with three ironclad, customer-centered promises and guarantees that help bring you peace of mind before we even start working: Our 100 percent money-back guarantee: We want our customers to be delighted with the work we do, whether it’s an installation or service. Every job we do is backed by our risk-free guarantee. If you’re not happy, we’re not happy — and we’ll work to make things right. Or you get your money back. We stand by our work, 100 percent. Our performance guarantee: We guarantee that any equipment we install, when it is maintained and operated as directed in maintenance and operating manuals, will perform properly as stated and agreed upon. We promise that your temperature will not vary more than 3 degrees from your settings. If the installation temperatures are not achieved, we will perform — at no charge to you — any needed modifications, repairs or replacements for a five-year period. Our satisfaction guarantee. We stand behind our installationtechnicians, who are the best out there in terms of skill, workmanship and attitude. They will complete the work quickly and precisely and will be well-mannered in your home. If our technicians do not perform to our high standards, you will not pay until we have delivered results you’re satisfied with. As we value our customers, we also value our work and our employees, who take pride in the company and in their work. We want you toexpect the bestfrom us, and we won’t be happy until you are. We’d be happy to discuss any home comfort questions or issues you may have. Feel free to contact us atTerrell E. Moseley. We’ve been proudly serving the Lynchburg area since 1936. Our goal is to help educate our customers about energy and home comfort issues (specific to HVAC systems). For more information about other HVAC topics,download our free Home Comfort Resource guide. Terrell E. Moseley, Inc.services Lynchburg, Virginia and the surrounding areas of Madison Heights, Amherst, Big Island, Bedford, Forest, Goode, Rustburg, Concord, Appomattox, Monroe, and Evington.Visit our website to see our special offers to get started today! ...read more
By Terrell E Moseley July 13, 2012
Designing A Home That Minimizes Summer Heat And Maximizes Winter Warmth If you are building a new home, you should consider a design that will allow you to make use of passive solar energy. This type of solar energy works without having to install any mechanical or electrical fans or pumps in order to heat or cool your home. Instead, your windows, floors and walls are designed to collect, store and then distribute heat during the cooler months. During the summer months, heat is repelled from your home. When designing a passive solar heating and cooling system, there are five design elements to incorporate into your home in order to make full use of the system, according toEnergy Savers. These elements include: Aperture— A large window facing south, clear of trees or other buildings that would either shade the house or block the rays of the sun Absorber– A dark wall or floor that absorbs the incoming sunlight from the aperture Thermal mass– An object or material that acts as a layer of insulation behind the absorber to hold the heat produced from the sunlight Distribution– A circulation system that takes and distributes the heat from the storage and collection areas throughout the home Control– A means to limit the amount of sun that can enter the home during the hotter months, such as an awning or shade that restricts the circulation of heat With a passive solar system, you will reduce the energy costs incurred from heating and cooling your home. And this system will increase the value of your home, while reducing your home’s carbon footprint. For expert information about designing a passive solar home or retrofitting your existing home, contact Terrell E. Moseleytoday. We have been providing reliable and professional service to the Greater Lynchburg area since 1936. Our goal is to help educate our customers about energy and home comfort issues (specific to HVAC systems). For more information about solar power and other HVAC topics,download our free Home Comfort Resource guide. ...read more
By Terrell E Moseley June 15, 2012
Many people have baseboard or wall heaters that are used as primary heat sources or as add-ons for heat in certain rooms of their homes. They are both economical and very easy to use. Should one become damaged or just go out you can repair it yourself with little or no effort without having to replace... ...read more
Many people at some point in their lives have used a humidifier, but many people do not have whole house humidifiers. Whole house humidifiers are used to regulate the moisture in the air for a number of reasons. For people with respiratory problems, for example, a humidifier can make all the differenc... ...read more
