Heating and Cooling Systems (HVAC) Installation in Outer Banks

Local HVAC Contractors in Nags Head, NC and Surrounding Areas

Upgrading to super-efficient HVAC equipment can cut heating and cooling costs by 30%-50%.

In the average house, nearly half of every energy dollar is spent on heating and cooling. On each month's bill, most of us notice the HVAC systems take up a big chuck of our energy bill.

As homeowners, we have come to rely on these HVAC systems to maintain comfortable interior temperatures.

Unfortunately, many of the HVAC systems can run inefficiently or are installed in a building envelope that isn't properly insulated.

With our comprehensive whole-house approach to energy-savings, Dr. Energy Saver Outer Banks will review the energy efficiencies available with HVAC and insulation upgrades.

Looking to upgrade your inefficient HVAC system? Installing a Geothermal Heating and Cooling Systemis a popular solution amongst Outer Banks homeowners for lowering their energy bills. This system uses the earth's temperature to heat or cool a building. Geothermal heating and cooling systems have been known to save homeowners 40-70% in heating costs and 30-50% in cooling costs compared to a standard HVAC system.

Dr. Energy Saver Outer Banks proudly services HVAC Systems in Wanchese, Knotts Island, Powells Point, Grandy, Manns Harbor, Corolla, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, Kitty Hawk, and surrounding areas.

Dr. Energy Saver Outer Banks offers a comprehensive inspection and assessment of your heating and cooling systems.

Upgrading to super-efficient HVAC equipment can cut heating and cooling costs by 30%-50%. We can service HVAC components to provide optimum operating efficiency. We can also help you save energy and improve interior comfort by replacing old, inefficient equipment with advanced super-efficient equipment. Call or email today for a free estimate.

Hybrid dual-fuel HVAC System Saves Money

Tom & Larry's Excellent Home Energy Savings Show explain the benefits and efficiencies of hybrid dual-fuel systems and how these hybrid systems work.

Hybrid heating & cooling systems are energy efficient, save money and save the environment!

Insulate Right: The first step in HVAC Savings

When a home energy specialist (sometimes called a home energy auditor) comes to evaluate your HVAC system, he or she should also inspect the insulation levels in your house. Insulation slows the transfer of heat and therefore limits the strain put on your HVAC system.

Higher insulation levels mean that less heat will escape from your house, so your heating system will not need to operate as frequently in winter. In the summer, insulation slows heat movement from outside to inside, putting less demand on your cooling system.

A tighter (air sealed), well-insulated house will require a smaller HVAC system than a leaky, poorly insulated housed. Our home energy specialists may recommend upgrading home insulation levels, as well as air-sealing improvements to limit the volume of conditioned air leaking in or out from the home.

With our whole-house approach to energy savings, these "building envelope" improvements are just as important to heating and cooling savings as the HVAC system itself.

Related Pages:

• Heating
• Air Conditioning
• Furnace Installation
• Geothermal Heating and Cooling