Vol. 4: Issue #8: Letter #62 (Previous newsletters
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Where you live is usually a matter of economics. What kind of work you do, how much money you make, what you are willing (and can afford) to spend, all help to determine “where” you live. How you live is much more complicated. The knowledge and the ability to recognize the significance of information about the choices available, far outweigh monetary considerations when determining “how” you live. Nowhere is this more obvious than inside your home. How many hours have you spent dreaming and designing the perfect kitchen, selecting the carpet and decorating…even the landscaping details down to the last bush and shrub? Now, how much thought have you devoted to achieving ideal indoor living conditions that affect not only the enjoyment of your home but the health, comfort, convenience and well being of your family? Well, if the truth be told (and if you’re average) not much! In fact, few people even have any idea of (1) what is available or (2) how to go about selecting it. This is especially ironic inasmuch as the heating & cooling system you have in your house is one of the most important investments you’ll ever make in your home. Not only initially but as most people spend 46 cents of every dollar on utility bills, year after year after year. Equally as ironic is the fact that the cost between the best systems available and the least expensive is only a few hundred dollars and when spread out over the life of the system, only amounts to pennies per day. Oh sure, most people are aware that in their homes, they no longer have to suffer the brutal cold of winter or the searing heat of summer, but willingly (?) or unknowingly (?) put up with such discomforts and inconveniences as rooms that are too hot or too cold…air that is polluted and unhealthy…is drier than the Sahara desert or has mildew and mold that abounds with bacteria. They fail to realize that the HVAC system in their home is not just a furnace or air conditioner but is actually their indoor environment system. That in addition to being warm or cold the quality of the air they breathe directly affects the health, comfort and well being of everyone in the house. Once we realize that the 26,000 breaths we take each day (approximately 14,000 liters or 150 full bathtubs) contains millions of particles of dust, pollen, mildew, animal dander, lint, fungus, smoke and bacteria to name just a few, that the total environment inside our home (not just heating and cooling) is vitally important, whether cognizant of it or not. Before we can explain how to achieve “Total Indoor Comfort”, it’s important to understand the system that makes it possible. The system must be able to do these 6 things:
A Total Comfort System usually consists of:
Variations and Options of the components of a Climatemakers Customized Comfort Control System, are far too many (i.e., equipment applications and efficiencies) to review in one session. Subsequent newsletters will review them more in detail. You
can also view a Climatemakers Total Comfort System
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in your own home by making a sales appointment either by our website
or by calling HOT-COLD ( 468-2653). . SPECIAL NOTICE: Climatemakers Ltd. P.S.
Remember, if you have any questions about the HVAC system in your
house; how we can be of better service to you, or about our web
site, please email them to me. I’d like to hear from you.
I would especially invite you to visit our newest page on the website
"51 Reasons To Expect More From Your HVAC Company."
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