A lot of people dismiss using a ceiling fan on the grounds that such devices do not actually cool the air within one’s home. Of course, this is true: ceiling fans do not actively cool the air. However, you should not be so quick to dismiss them, as they can actually help you to cut down on how much you rely upon your AC. You see, ceiling fans are able to help move cooled air throughout the house. This, in turn, helps your AC to cool your home more evenly, thus cutting down on its overall run time. The result is great comfort, and at a reduced price, as ceiling fans use far less energy than air conditioners do to operate.

You may think it counterintuitive to run a ceiling fan during the winter season. However, doing so allows you to supplement your heater in much the same manner as you have your air conditioner. Heat rises, remember. By flipping the switch that most ceiling fans have on the body of the fan, you can reverse the direction in which the blades spin. This allows the fan to force heated air back down into the living space. Contact us to learn more.

Electricity is like a kitchen knife. If you use it wisely, it can cut food and prepare delicacies. If you use it unwisely, it can end up cutting your finger. Electricity flows through anything that is a “conductor.” Interestingly, humans are very good conductors of electricity!

Since electricity is a form of energy, a strong current has the ability to seriously harm you. If the current is strong enough, you can be fatally injured. Due to the strong possibility of a fatal injury occurring, electric cables are insulated. Another important reason why they are insulated is to prevent energy from dissipating into the surroundings, allowing it to be conserved.