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Water Heater Safety: Tips to Prevent Scalding and Protect Your Family

Hot water is an essential part of our daily lives, but it can also be a potential source of danger. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, hundreds of people suffer from scalding injuries yearly due to hot water from their household appliances. One of the main culprits? Water heaters. Water Heater Safety: Tips to

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Understanding Water Heater Efficiency Ratings: What Do They Mean for Your Bills?

Water heaters are necessary for any household, providing hot water for showers, dishes, and laundry. However, they can also significantly contribute to your monthly energy bills. That’s why understanding water heater efficiency ratings is crucial for every homeowner. What Are Water Heater Efficiency Ratings? Water heater efficiency ratings measure how well a water heater converts

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The Future of Water Heating: Exploring Green and Renewable Energy Options

Imagine a world where your water heater provides you with hot water and helps reduce your carbon footprint. This world is becoming a reality thanks to technological advancements and a growing concern for the environment. Traditionally, water heating heavily relies on fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas, or propane. Not only are these sources

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The Role of Refrigerants in Air Conditioning Systems

If you own an air conditioner, it is likely that you have a refrigerant circulating through the system. Refrigerants are crucial in air conditioning systems as they help maintain comfortable temperatures and keep your home or office cool. They absorb heat from the air inside the building and transfer it outside through an evaporator coil,

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Tankless Water Heaters vs. Traditional Tanks: Which Is the Better Investment?

Are you in the market for a new water heater? If so, you’ve likely considered the differences between tankless and traditional tanks. After all, both options come with their own unique sets of pros and cons. To help you decide which type of water heater is best for your needs, we’re exploring the benefits and

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Emergency Water Heater Repairs: When to DIY and When to Call a Pro

Is your water heater on the fritz? Should you try to tackle the repair yourself or call in a professional? We’ve got you covered. This article will explore the pros and cons of DIY water heater repairs versus when it’s best to leave it to an experienced plumbing contractor. While we will discuss some tasks

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The Benefits of Zoning Systems in Air Conditioning and Heating

Are you trying to regulate the temperature of every room the exact same way? If yes, you may be sending your energy bills skyrocketing and reducing the overall comfort of your home. By investing in a zoning system for your air conditioning and heating, you can save money month in and out, while still ensuring

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Exploring Smart Home Integration for Air Conditioning

Almost everything in the world today is seeing some form of automation. Over the years, homes have become smarter and integrated with various technologies, including air conditioning. At DeZiel Heating & AC, we’re excited to explore the possibilities of smart home integration for air conditioning systems, and the many benefits it offers. What is a

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Air Conditioning vs. Natural Ventilation: Which is Better?

Since the first modern air conditioning system was designed by Willis Haviland Carrier on July 17, 1902, the use of air conditioning systems to maintain a comfortable temperature indoors and breathe in fresh air has become increasingly popular. But, what if you could do the same without an air conditioner? Natural ventilation can be a

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Tips for Extending the Lifespan of Your Air Conditioning Unit

While there is no way to keep your air conditioning unit running forever, you can take some easy steps to keep your unit in good shape and ensure its longevity. Tips include regular maintenance and filter changes, avoiding overworking the unit and keeping the outdoor area around the unit free from debris. You can keep

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