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• Converting from Oil to Gas heat

  • March 27th, 2016 |
  • Posted in converting from oil to gas heat, environmental sustainability, heating
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  Have you ever thought about converting from oil to gas heat? Well, even if this is a new concept to you, we are going to outline several reasons why this switch makes sense for both you and the environment. Good for the Environment: Converting to natural gas heating reduces the emission of harmful pollutants, pollutants […]

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• What is a Split System?

  • March 26th, 2016 |
  • Posted in Split System
  • Tags: air circulation, carroll county, clean air heating & air conditioning, clean air heating and air conditioning, economical choices, efficiency of split system air conditioners, efficient temperature, facebook, harford county, harmful pollutants, heating and cooling bills, homeowners, howard county, humidity and moisture control, indoor air quality, Mitsubishi Electric, save money, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, SEER, split system air, Total Cooling Output Over the Cooling Season, Total Electrical Energy Input Over the Cooling Season, trusted resource for heating and air conditioning, twitter, What is a Split System?

  You have heard the term before, but if you are like most homeowners, you probably don’t known what a split system air conditioner actually is. Well, we at Clean Air Heating and Air Conditioning have decided to help shed a little light on the subject and provide you with a better understanding of these systems. […]

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