If you’ve been following the Daffan Cooling & Heating blog for the past year (and we thank you for doing so!) you’ve probably noticed we enjoy writing about tech trends we see emerging in the HVAC industry.
HVAC, with its mix of mechanical and
We all want to be energy-smart and save money by using efficient heating and air conditioning systems and keeping our homes and businesses insulated and sealed from air leaks.
This energy-efficient philosophy seems to be working in the U.S.: consu
If you’re curious about what innovations the heating and air conditioning industry may bring us in the future, check out the web site Kickstarter.
Kickstarter is a crowdfunding site where people can post their inventions and ask for money to hel
So what’s the deal with duct tape? Or is it duck tape? Well, while the debate about the name rages on, we’ll give you an HVAC perspective on the ubiquitous water-resistant, cloth-backed tape, which people around the world use for repairs, crafts
If you want to know what the home of the future is going to be like, you need to check out all the cool gadgets introduced at CES 2015 in Las Vegas. Of course, there are thousands of exhibitors, many with multiple products, so we can’t list everyth
Brrr … it’s cold outside, so many of us look forward to warming up next to a crackling fire in the fireplace or wood stove.
But we often forget that if our hearths or stoves aren’t set up right—or if they use the wrong type of fuels—our
One of the big stories in the HVAC world in 2014 was the EPA’s finalization of the timeline for phasing out R-22 refrigerant.
You may or may not know that R-22, which has been used residential heat pump and air conditioning systems for more than
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It may be that the utility meter reader’s days are numbered, and you’ll never again see him or her walking up to your home or business to see how much electricit
We’ve been blessed with great weather in the Hood County / Granbury, Texas area the past couple of weeks. Who would have thought we would see 70-degree days in December, especially with memories of last season’s winter freeze fresh in our minds?
New Dept. of Energy regulations will be enforced on January 1st! The minimum SEER (seasonal energy efficiency ratio) standards are meant to reduce the energy used by heating and air conditioning systems.
What will this mean for Texas consumers?
