Much like the anticipated Google+ with social media, Apple Music was a thinly veiled attempt to monopolize the music streaming industry. As Spotify and Apple-product lovers, we naturally had to put it to the test. And so, the Apple Music Experiment was born. Today we discuss Part 2 of our Experiment, check out the nitty gritty details of what's actually offered, and compare the offerings to other products on the market.
Got Leaky Windows?
As summer temperatures continue throughout the greater Sacramento, Folsom, and El Dorado Hills areas, it’s time for homeowners to start thinking about ways in which they can improve their home’s performance. One of the most effective ways to minimize home energy loss and efficiency issues is to check to ensure that you aren’t dealing with leaky windows. Unfortunately, leaky windows are rather common among California homeowners...
3 Reasons We Struggled to Like Apple Music: Part 1 of 3
Back in 2003, Apple saved a dying industry from music piracy with iTunes. Now, 12 years later, we don’t care to purchase or pirate our music - we stream it. To combat this and stay in the game, they released Apple Music: a streaming service that integrates iTunes purchasing and storage, and throws in an international 24/7 radio feature. But was it too little too late?
Thinking of Going Solar?
Many homeowners in the El Dorado Hills, Folsom and Sacramento areas are increasingly considering going solar. Some have seen the impact solar power has had on their neighbors, while others are simply interested in “going green” and lowering their carbon footprint. No matter your reasons for switching to solar, it’s important to ensure that you’re taking the right steps ahead of time.
4 Reasons to Take Advantage of our Efficiency Financing Options
At California Energy Services, we know that one of the biggest hurdles that often stands in the way of residents in the Foothills, particularly in the Folsom, El Dorado Hills and Great Sacramento areas, from making valuable upgrades to their homes is cost. Financing an important project shouldn’t be difficult, yet those who are on a tight budget often believe that doing the work is an impossibility.
Cooling Options for YOUR Home
It’s pretty hot outside this time of year, but we’re lucky here in the Foothills. We have a wide range of options for cooling off inside. A challenge for many of our customers in our service area – El Dorado Hills, Sacramento, Folsom, Granite Bay, and Citrus Heights – is understanding the options and making a decision. Our team is here to help you sort through your options! We thought it would be helpful to provide you with a review of your choices.
It's Hot Out! Here's a Combined Cooling & Heating Special You Shouldn't Pass Up
California residents living in and around the El Dorado Hills, Folsom and Sacramento areas have had their hands full lately trying to stay cool. The summer temps are here and are showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. If your cooling system isn’t operating at peak performance, you can’t expect it to be able to keep your home cool and comfortable on the hottest days of the year.
The Easiest, Simplest, and Most Convenient HVAC Ever
It’s no secret that Heating and Air Conditioning is tricky, complicated, and almost never user-friendly. But what if it was? What if you could press a button, and the system would actually work perfectly? Better yet, it worked quicker than the old hunk of metal and ductwork? What if this magic system cost less than the average HVAC to purchase and to run?
Using a Whole House Fan to Cool Your Home
It’s hot right now in Foothills, CA! If you haven’t seen one before, you should take a look at one of the simplest technologies for cooling your El Dorado Hills area home, a whole-house fan. Mount a whole-house fan on your roof (professional installation is best), turn it on during the cool morning and evening hours, open your windows and achieve temperature comfort within minutes.
Everything You Need to Know About Building Permits
When you get a great deal on something, especially when it comes to cars and HVACs, you’re naturally a little curious. How do you know if your contractor knows what they’re doing? Though often tedious, the permit process is a system of checks and balances for your home, providing you with peace of mind about the installation of new upgrades.