Popular Science has come out with Best of What’s New 2014, the magazine’s annual list of cool new technologies that may (or may not) have a big impact on the world in the near future.
It’s one of our favorite annual features, and the magazin
We just had the first below-freezing temperatures of the season in the Granbury, Texas area. We hope everyone was prepared and didn’t shiver under the blankets the past couple of nights.
But we understand sometimes life gets in the way of the
Teeth-chattering weather is just about here! We were looking at the 10-day weather forecast for Granbury, Texas and noticed we’re in for a spell of 30-degree temps beginning Tuesday, Nov. 11.
We’ve pulled out our winter gloves, hats and jacket
Making an investment in the latest and greatest energy-efficient HVAC equipment is a smart move, because it can save you lots of money in the long run. But to gain these benefits, it is absolutely critical for the HVAC system to be designed correctly
Ebola, ISIS, Ukraine … turn on the TV or radio, and all we see and hear is bad news.
Well, we’re happy to share some good news for the upcoming winter season in regard to your heating bills.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration says m
Have you ever considered a career in the HVAC industry? The outlook for HVAC jobs is very good. The demand for HVAC and other skilled trades–truck drivers, plumbers, electricians, mechanics, etc.–is growing as the baby boomer generation moves on
Call us crazy, but here at Daffan Cooling & Heating we really get excited about furnaces, especially now that cooler mornings are arriving here in the Granbury area.
Every year, furnace technology gets better and better, and we love to see the new
Don’t worry about rolling blackouts this winter, says the operator of the electric distribution grid that serves the Granbury area (and most of the rest of Texas).
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) this month released its project
Fall has begun, and a spooky and scary Halloween is just a few weeks away. But what may truly make your hair stand on end could be the first heating bill of the winter!
None of us want a bad hair day like that, so we’ve rounded up and organized
More people are looking to the sun for a break on the monthly cost of heating and cooling their homes and commercial buildings.
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) reports that in the second quarter of 2014, the U.S. solar market hit a
