Articles Tagged with ''residential HVAC system''

Zoning offers precise control and energy savings to homeowners investing in high-end cooling equipment.  

The Hot-Kold was the result of a partnership between the refrigeration company Frigidaire and General Iron Works, which made furnaces. Unaffordable for most people during the Great Depression, it didn’t last long. 

Indoor air quality isn’t just about UV bulbs. It’s about humidity, airflow, filtration, and how well a home’s systems work together. For contractors, that’s shifting how they approach IAQ: no longer as a one-stop shop but rather a whole-home strategy that starts with fundamentals. 

If there’s one thing people trust more than AI search results, it’s their neighbors. 

The architect and furniture designer Morris Sanders was ahead of his time, both in his Modernist style and in his belief in central air-conditioning. 

37% of HVAC contractors offer financing options on every job. 

Those in the geothermal business see plenty of opportunity, but say the expiration of a tax credit for residential projects is a setback.  

New homes in Oregon will be built using heat pumps instead of ducted a/c, a move that might be replicated in other states. 

New seasonal efficiency metrics aim to replace single-point testing with ratings that actually reflect how systems run in homes.

Bosch sees a challenging start to 2026 for HVAC, but the back half of the year — and 2027 — could bring renewed growth as replacement cycles return.