Leaves, sticks dust and pollen will affect the efficiency of your solar electric system, so what can you do to get the most out of your solar panels? California Energy Services recommends seasonal solar panel maintenance as fall settles in here in El Dorado Hills, CA.
Don’t wait for the dropping fall temperatures to leave you with a faulty heating system to stay comfortable in your El Dorado Hills area home. It’s never too early to schedule your HVAC tune up for energy savings and increased comfort from the experts at California Energy Services.
Moving into a new California home brings a fresh start. As you check out new schools and local coffee spots, don’t forget to check your home’s furnace, air conditioner, and insulation! Trust the local experts at California Energy Services with your home performance needs, from Citrus Heights to Placerville.
Keep your home cool without a traditional air conditioner by installing an energy efficient mini split heat pump. California Energy Services has been increasing the energy efficient of homes in El Dorado Hills, CA and the Sacramento area with professional installation of mini split heat pumps.
We often complain about the sun’s rays and what they mean for our air conditioning bills during the summer months, but there’s no getting around the fact that the sun is the most powerful resource of natural energy in our universe. So, why not take advantage of the massive amount of power that the sun has to offer?
The next step in the low carbon lifestyle for your home is with energy efficient heating and cooling equipment, like mini split heat pumps. The home performance experts at California Energy Services explain why mini split heat pumps are a versatile heating and cooling solution in part two of this three part series.
Adopting the low carbon lifestyle for your home begins with increasing the energy efficiency in your California home. The home performance experts at California Energy Services explain the ins & outs of the low carbon lifestyle with insulation and air sealing in this three part series on reducing your carbon footprint.
Let’s face it: It’s not easy to get through our California summer without an AC on your side. At the same time, however, overuse of even the most efficient air conditioning units leads to high energy bills, especially during the heat of the summer months. One solution is to install a whole-house fan, which are approximately 90% more efficient than a traditional cooling system.
With the coming of any new year, Californians inevitably look towards ways in which to improve the way they live their lives. Sometimes, this comes down to eating healthier or exercising more, but what about your home? It’s not difficult to neglect the importance of your home’s energy efficiency, especially when you’re working on other aspects of your life.
As winter descends on homeowners in the Sacramento, El Dorado Hills, and Folsom areas, many homeowners are spending more time inside and running their heating systems on the regular. Now is an especially important time to consider the efficiency of your home. A key factor to consider is the status of your home’s air sealing and insulation.
Winter is almost here, which means it’s time for homeowners in Folsom, El Dorado Hills and Greater Sacramento to take a closer look at their heating systems. One of the best parts about living in California is that heat is not needed throughout much of the year, but this is a double-edged sword.
Homeowners in El Dorado Hills, Citrus Heights and the Greater Sacramento area constantly looking for ways to better their homes and take energy efficiency to the next level. It would be unfair to say, however, that aesthetics don’t also matter. Even the most energy efficient homes need to look good in order for people to feel good about living in them, which is why replacing your windows is one of the best ways to improve home performance and the overall look/feel of your home.
Living in the Foothills means experiencing mostly pleasant weather throughout much of the year. California may not be known for its rough winters, but that doesn’t mean it’s always warm. Ensuring your heating system is prepared for the winter is extremely important, both to ensure that you and your family are comfortable the entire season through, and also to avoid the expenses of an emergency heating repair.
The weather may still be gorgeous, but there’s no getting around the fact that fall is here in the Foothills. Cooler temperatures are on their way whether or not you want to admit it, and once they hit, they’ll be here to stay for a while. While you’ve no doubt spent the summer enjoying the beautiful weather and not thinking about your home heating system, it’s time to put things into perspective and consider focusing on heating maintenance.
