Why Should I Add Attic INSULATION?

If you live in the south you know all about the hot summers and somewhat cold winters. Insulation is a filter to slow the heat or cold air down. This predicts how excessive your utility is. Most all energy rater in the country recommends from 6-14” minimum. This will range from R-19- R38. The R factor is a term which is the thickness and the rate of air leakage. Our team is paramount at installing your insulation to make your home energy efficient. We can also add to your existing attic. We can take a R-12 attic to a R-38 attic and save $ hundreds. If you are in the TVA area there are rebates available. 

TVA Rebates

Attic insulation - $200.00
Seal Ductwork - $200.00 per system
Replace Duct Work - $200.00 per system
Install a new energy star efficient heat pump - $250.00 per system

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Ozone Boy Sanitation System Sale

Self Electric Power Ozone Tap Water

OzoneBoy works directly to connect with any normal tap to self generate electricity which generates ozone through the pressure of tap-water. 

APPLICATION:

• Eliminate organic pesticide and bacteria by washing vegetables and fruit.
• Preserving good
• Eliminate fishy smell
• Eliminate bacteria and virus by washing hands, tableware, kitchen ware, feeding-bottles, toys and even clothes.
• Deodorize the smell from pets by using ozone water to wash them
• Improve oral hygiene, freshen bad breath and white teeth
• Make your skin softer and smoother
• Improve flower and plant lifespan

FEATURES:

• Sterilize more than 90% of bacteria and viruses
• No plugging-in to worry about
• No wiring to worry about
• Hassle free
• Friendly product - easy to install and use

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Model: XH-Y007
• Input voltage: Hydropower for Tapwater
• Rated power: 3W
• Ozone output: Max 70mg/hr
• Ozone concentrations: 0.15-0.3ppm
• Mains rated pressure: 0.13-0.45Mpa
• Max waterflow rate: 2.5-6 LPM
• Working water temperature: ≤ 40
• Product weight: 306g
• Product dimensions: 130 x 106 x 70 mm

Are Pleated Filters as Efficient as Non Pleated Filters?

The pleated filters that you see at your home centers or big box stores sounds like the filter that everyone thinks is the best filter. They see the sticker that reads 90 day filter. Most homes cannot wait 90 days to get changed. Many homes ductwork will not accept the pleated filters. Bacically the pleat is very thick and cannot breath after the first 15 to 30 days.The department of energy recommends to use the non pleated filters. They cause the indoor fan motor use more energy. That is harder on the indoor blower motor and the compressor.

Sense the compressor is the heart of the system it is very critical to the system. When the duct work is designed properly you can use a 4" air cleaner that fits in a air cleaner. This is efficient to the system. Talk to your heating and cooling professional about what filter works best for your home. Fore more information visit our website at harbinair.com/filters.

North Mississippi: Corinth, MS, Iuka, MS, Walnut, MS, Biggersville, MS, Kossuth, MS, Burnsville, MS.

West Tennessee: Henderson, TN, Selmer, TN, Savannah TN, Walker Town, TN, Adamsville, TN, Stantoville, TN.

North West Alabama: Cherokee, AL, Florence, AL, Red Bay, AL, Barton, AL, & Russelville, AL.

Go Geothermal

Water Furnace geothermal comfort systems use the clean, renewable energy found in your own backyard to save homeowners up to 70% on heating, cooling and hot water. 

WaterFurnace geothermal comfort systems use the clean, renewable energy found in your own backyard to save homeowners up to 70% on heating, cooling and hot water. That's why we call it... Smarter from the Ground Up.

Too Much Humidity?

TrueDRY™ DR65 Dehumidification System

Remove 65 pints of moisture per day with this whole-house dehumidifier

Moisture leads to humidity, which leads to being uncomfortable in your own home. Our TrueDRY™ DR65 Dehumidification System can help. It’s a whole-house dehumidifier that can remove up to 65 pints of moisture per day from the air and replaces it with fresh, filtered air. You can dehumidify the whole house or a certain area. Everything about the dehumidifier makes it homeowner-friendly. Unlike portable units, it’s not out in the open. It’s also super quiet and efficient. Maintenance? Minimal. The dehumidifier drains automatically.

• Removes up to 65 pints of moisture per day
• Minimal maintenance
• Increased comfort and energy savings
• Remove excess moisture from the air, delivering fresh, filtered air in the home
• Less moisture in the home reduces the strain on your air conditioner and also allows you to set your thermostat higher to run your air conditioner less
• Can remove moisture evenly throughout the entire home or focus specifically on problem areas that can lead to costly renovations
• Unlike portable units, Honeywell whole-house dehumidifiers provide unobtrusive, quiet and efficient operation
• Professional installation

Geothermal Education

Step 1:  Drilling the Wells

The number of wells to be drilled is determined by the heat load of the structure, the nature of the soil on the property and the water table.  This is determined on a case by case basis.

Step 2:  Grouting the Wells

Grout or other cement product is then pumped into the well hole to secure the loop.

Step 3:  Installing the Header for Vertical Ground Loops

The header manifold connects the wells to each other in series and brings the loop into the building,

Step 4:  Installing Ductwork, Piping and Geothermal Heat Pumps.

The ductwork for a geothermal installation is identical to an air cooled system.  The geothermal heat pump uses heat pump technology but instead of using air to transfer heat, it uses water from the well loops.

Step 5: Flushing and Purging

Before the system can be operated, the loop and well system must be flushed of all impurities.  The water in the loop is then treated to prohibit organic growth and chemical scale.

Step 6: Installing the Desuperheater

A desuperheater uses the heat generated in the refrigerant tubing of the Water Source Heat Pump to preheat the hot water of the home, further increasing efficiency.

When Should I Replace My Heating & Air System?

You’ve had your heating and air system for quite a few years now and you’re worried it’s just not operating like it used to. You’re thinking it might just need a simple repair or a tune-up, but you also know that a brand new system would be more energy efficient. You’re stuck going back and forth and are spending lots of time thinking about the two options. What should you do?

Should I Repair or Replace?

This is a question we get quite frequently here at Access Heating & Air, and to be completely honest and transparent there’s not one simple cookie cutter answer. There are lots of things to consider, including:

• Age of your current system

• How much you’re spending on energy bills

• Repair costs now

• Future repair costs

• Rebates

• Total cost of ownership

We recommend considering replacement when a large repair is necessary or the age of the system is more than 10 years old. While there are many components to this decision, it’s best to have a FREE in-home consultation where our well-trained experts can provide you with necessary information that will help you make a decision.

Do know that if you decide to have a new, energy-efficient HVAC system installed you’ll not only reduce monthly energy bills – but you could also receive manufacturer rebates and federal tax credits.

Ready to call in the experts to help with your decision? Email us at Kevin@HarbinAir.com – we’re waiting to hear from you!

Bad Air Quality?

Not sure about your home’s air quality? Ask yourself these questions about your home's environment:

• Does anyone in your family have breathing challenges?
• Do you ever smell pet odors in your home?
• Do you ever smell cooking odors or musty odors in your home?
• Do you have cigarette smokers or smoke odors in your home?
• Would you like to reduce approximately 90% of airborne bacteria, viruses, and germs?
• Would you like to reduce up to 99.9% of bacteria, viruses and germs such as Staph, MRSA Superbug, E. Coli, Strep, and Mold on surfaces?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you’ll want the 24/7 active air cleaning power of an air scrubber — a device that hospitals use to keep their air clean.