National Refrigeration Blog
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What Temperature Should I Set My Thermostat?
Everyone has their own preferred temperature at home, however, there are a few guidelines to follow that can help maintain comfort levels while keeping energy costs down. When choosing the ideal temperature for your thermostat, you will want to consider comfort, energy usage, your HVAC system, and what kind of thermostat you currently have. When it comes to comfort, a…
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Should I Get an Air Quality Test for My Home?
Indoor air quality is not always a top concern for individuals unless they suffer from asthma or allergies. Yet, according to the EPA, indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. Due to this statistic, as well as an increased concern since the pandemic, having your indoor air quality tested can give you peace of mind…
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How to Save Money on Commercial Heating and Cooling Bills
With gas and oil prices on the rise, we know it is a priority for you, and essential to your business, to be keeping tabs on ways to save on heating and cooling bills. Heating and cooling larger commercial spaces can be pricy, but there are ways to keep your business’ energy costs down. At National, our…
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Can Smart Thermostats Save Me Money?
Smart home products are becoming more and more commonplace for modern homeowners. And how could they not be? With promises of security, convenience, and efficiency, it’s understandable that many homeowners are incorporating more smart devices into their everyday routines. But do smart thermostats actually save homeowners on their monthly heating and energy bills? Many smart thermostat companies…
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5 Tips for Better Indoor Air Quality
As a homeowner, you are likely concerned about rising heat costs and are taking the necessary precautions, such as eliminating window drafts and improving insulation, to ensure your heat stays indoors. And while the energy-saving benefits of eliminating drafts and insulating your home are apparent, these necessary and important home improvements may be impacting your…
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Why is one room in my house colder than the rest?
There are a handful of reasons why one room in your house feels colder than the others. Take a look below to determine what the culprit in your house may be:
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What to Expect During Your Fall Tune-up
Rhode Island winters can be harsh and cold. The last thing any homeowner wants to come home to is a broken heating system. That is why we recommend booking your furnace tune-up now. Waiting until winter starts could leave you in the cold if your system has an issue. When you book your fall tune-up,…