December 16, 2015

Nebraska Heating Repair with Wellmann Heating & Air

Since 1984, Wellmann Heating & Air Inc. has provided the highest level of quality for heating repair in Lincoln, Nebraska. Their installers and technicians are continuously trained to keep their skills up to date. Each employee is NATE certified, licensed, and bonded. At Wellmann, they also ensure that their employees are background checked, drug tested, and registered with the state of Nebraska. Providing one hundred percent customer satisfaction is this company’s number one goal. They offer the best servicing for heating and cooling systems. With top quality customer service and outstanding products, Wellmann is a reliable business to hire. All of their heating and cooling services are fast and efficient. Wellmann has worked hard to build lasting relationships with its clients throughout the community. While working in both residential and commercial areas, this company provides a service that home and business owners can count on. They always try to give their clients the most value out of a purchase. With an array of affordable and efficient Carrier products, a customer can be sure of the quality they receive. The knowledgeable and courteous technicians always treat their customers with respect. They are trained to service all makes and models of air...

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June 9, 2015

Improve Your Home’s R-Values

R-values are given to the different materials in your home, depending on how well-insulated they are. The higher the R-value, the better the material is insulated. R-values are recommended based on region and climate. The major areas to check the insulation in are: Attics: Improve the R-value of the insulation in your attic by adding blow-in insulation, rolled insulation, or foam insulation. You will notice a big difference in the summer and winter! Walls: You can also add rolled and spray-in foam insulation to your walls. Radiant barrier is another options. This will help keep the outdoor temps at bay. Windows and doors: Upgrade windows to low-E alternatives, and doors to fiberglass alternatives. Make sure caulking around windows is sufficient (replace if necessary), and add weatherstripping around doors. All of these improvements will help keep the cool air you pay for in the summer inside your home, and the warm air you pay for in the winter inside your home. You’ll also notice a big difference in cooling cost when your home is well-insulated. Your air conditioner won’t have to work as hard during the summer, and you will be much more comfortable in your home. Wellmann Heating is the...

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March 27, 2015

Achieving Air Conditioner Efficiency

When it comes to air conditioner efficiency, many homeowners notice that models boasting higher efficiency also come with higher price tags. However, an energy efficient air conditioner can be an invaluable investment in your home. In order to decide if it is a good time to upgrade, it is important to consider a few variables about your current air conditioning system. The type of HVAC unit you have. If you use in-window or room unit air conditioners, you are wasting money every month. A central air system is much more efficient and costs less to run every month. In addition, a central air HVAC system makes the air that circulates throughout your home healthier to breathe by running it through a dehumidifying component before it comes out your vents. If you are still using single room units it is probably time to upgrade to a central air system. The efficiency of your HVAC system. Even if you have a central air system, it may not be as efficient as it could be. Air conditioning efficiency is measured by seasonal energy efficiency ratio or SEER. The SEER indicates the amount of energy the unit needs to produce a certain cooling outcome....

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January 28, 2015

Get the Most Out of Your Furnace

Updated: May 20th, 2024 During the cool winter months, whether you need a furnace or not is never even a question. However, this important appliance often runs like a hidden beast in your attic without a second thought or care as you mosey through the winter months in the warmth of your heated home. There are some ways to maximize the efficiency of your furnace and ensure its longevity, so consider the following as you attempt to get the most out of your investment: Install a programmable thermostat. This will both reduce wear and tear on your unit by ensuring it isn’t running in overdrive when it doesn’t need to be and will also save you money on your monthly utility bills. Have your ductwork properly sealed and insulated. If air is escaping through the ductwork as it makes its way from the furnace to a given room, your furnace is having to work harder than it needs to in order to heat your home. This additional work costs money in gas and electricity and will also shorten the lifespan of the unit. Change air filters on a regular basis. This allows the air to move through the vent unobstructed...

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November 24, 2014

Common Sense Tips for Saving Money this Winter

Saving money during the winter doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated. Some of the best ways to save are easy and affordable fixes that you can do yourself. Turn it Down: Turning down the heat is likely the one suggestion that will really make you cringe. It’s bad enough it’s cold outside, so who wants to be cold inside? We understand, but the math may convince you otherwise. For every degree you decrease your home over an 8-hour period, you can save about 1 percent on your energy bill each year. To maximize savings, lower the temperature at night, when you aren’t home or when you aren’t using specific parts of the house. To combat the cold, wear layers and heavier clothing. If you spend most of your time in only one room of your home, keep the overall temperature down and use a space heater. Fix Drafty Windows and Doors: When you have a drafty window, you are literally sending heat out the window. This is costing you major dollars. Fix drafts using inexpensive weatherstripping, caulk, and window insulation to keep the warm air in your house, where it belongs. These small changes can save you 20 percent...

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