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Doug Matz, President and Owner of Flanders Heating and Air Conditioning, is a third generation heating guy. His grandfather started a heating and air conditioning business in 1948, and passed it down to his father. Mr. Matz worked for the family business for a while before it was sold. Then, after a few years working for someone else, he decided it was time to bring it back to the family.
In 2004, Mr. Matz acquired Flanders Heating and Air Conditioning, a 50 year-old local business, in part because he wanted to bring the opportunity back to his own sons, should they want to carry on the family business. And in his lifetime of working to heat and cool American homes, Mr. Matz has seen a lot of changes in the industry.
The systems are much more integrated today than they were 30 years ago, said Mr. Matz. A system installed 30 years ago might leak a huge amount of energy.
The biggest new technology that is changing the face of heating and air conditioning these days is the ductless system.
Its a component of the business thats changed drastically over the last four or five years, said Mr. Matz.
Mitsubishi has become the recognizable brand name of ductless systems. They are quiet, efficient pumps that actually draw the heat from the air outside to heat the home. Even on the coldest winter days, they are able to heat up the air.
Weve been heating our office with ductless this winter to verify they actually work, said Mr. Matz. Weve had some cold days, but the office has stayed warm.
When people replace their systems with these ductless technologies, they sometimes keep their boilers as a back-up source.
You can keep the boiler system in tact in case you need it, said Mr. Matz, but in the ductless system the heat source is through the system itself.
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(PRWEB) March 10, 2015
In order to encourage more homeowners to have their air conditioning units inspected before turning their AC systems on as the temperature heats up, Comfort Experts Inc. is offering a Spring Clean and Checks price special for air conditioner unit maintenance services. The special is running from March 1, 2015 to August 31, 2015, and is available for new and returning customers alike. The Spring Clean and Check special is $74.95 (coupons and additional price discounts do not apply) and customers can call up Comfort Experts at any time to schedule an appointment.
The Spring Clean and Check maintenance service includes: cleaning of condenser and condensate drain, oil motor check (and cleaning if necessary), inspection of the home's thermostat for the correct level rate, inspection of all wire connections and tightening if necessary, inspection of compressor amp draw, and inspection/replacement of air conditioning unit filter.
Additionally, Comfort Experts is offering a special servicing contract for customers who are interested in both a spring air conditioner unit inspection and a fall heating system and furnace inspection. This special allows customers (new and returning) to pay for both inspections upfront at a discounted price of $165.00. In addition to the maintenance services provided in each routine inspection, customers will receive special bonuses after purchasing this plan, including preferred treatment, price protection, lower utility costs, and a 10% discount on most heating and air conditioner repair parts.
Ken Boennighausen, Owner of Comfort Experts, states that regular HVAC system inspections are incredibly important for homeowners, and that Comfort Experts hopes that their Spring Clean and Check special will encourage more homeowners to have their heating and cooling systems checked for efficiency and safety.
"Yearly cleaning and inspections of both air conditioning units and furnaces are important because they ensure optimal performance, efficiency and longevity of a home's heating and cooling system," Boennighausen states.
Comfort Experts states it will be sending out inspection reminders to all regular customers later in March, but new and returning customers are always encouraged to contact the company for more information about these specials. Customers may call the office phone line at 636.939.9220 at any time to schedule an appointment or ask for more information.
About Comfort Experts Inc.
Comfort Experts Inc. is a team of qualified, fully trained technicians that are committed to offering the best repair and installation services possible, at any time of day. Comfort Experts Inc. can help with water heater repair and replacement, air conditioning services, humidifier installation, commercial freezers and more. To learn more, visit http://comfortexpertsheatandair.com
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A section of McKinstry Street will close for 45 days beginning March 23 so workers can remove the final, big obstacle to completing the downtown Napa flood bypass channel.
That obstacle is McKinstry Street itself. The street extends across the eastern end of the bypass like a 6-foot-high dam. For the bypass to function as planned, McKinstry Street needs to be reconstructed at a lower elevation.
Once the McKinstry Street section is lowered, water will be able to flow over it during those rare times when the bypass is handling Napa River floodwaters.
The McKinstry Street work signals that the $12.6 million U.S. Army Corps of Engineers bypass construction project is entering its final stage. Besides lowering McKinstry Street, remaining tasks include hydro-seeding parts of the bypass to provide more vegetation.
Well be out of there come mid-June, Corps spokesman Tyler Stalker said Monday.
Then Napa will have an escape valve for the Napa River when big storms hit. Rising floodwaters will top the weir at the eastern end of the bypass near the Oxbow Public Market and run for a quarter mile through the bypass to rejoin the Napa River just below First Street near Veterans Memorial Park.
Most of the time, the bypass will be dry and Napa will have a 13-acre, park-like setting with walking paths linking the downtown with the Oxbow business district.
McKinstry Street is not a thoroughfare. It provides a secondary entrance to the Oxbow district, which has shops and restaurants. People during the street closure will still be able to reach the Oxbow through the primary entrances at First Street from either Soscol Avenue or Silverado Trail.
In addition, the northern section of McKinstry Street outside the bypass will remain open.
Nordic Industries is the contractor doing the McKinstry Street work. A letter from the company said it will demolish the McKinstry Street asphalt in the bypass section, lower the street and build new curbs, gutters and a concrete street surface.
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We feel your pain, college football fans.
Ever since Ohio State was crowned as the first playoff-determined national champion back in mid-January, we've been mired in a seemingly endless offseason. It's still almost six months until the first games of the 2015 season are on our TVs, and it feels like there's nothing to keep us entertained until then.
Or is there?
Believe it or not, there are other sporting events between now and then. And while nothing can match the excitement of those Saturdays filled with collegiate action, they're better than nothing.
Check out our suggestions for events to help tide you over during college football's long offseason.
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Grassing with Celebration Bermudagrass began last month on the complete renovation of the historic River Oaks Country Club golf course in Houston.
Morris Johnson, Director of Golf Course Operations at River Oaks Country Club, said architects Tom and Logan Fazio are leading the complete renovation of the 18-hole golf course. Elements of the renovation include building three new golf holes, expansion of the driving range, development of a comprehensive short game area, new cart paths, an entirely new computerized irrigation system, new golf shop, removal of the old grass, reshaping of the golf course, and a complete regrassing of every playing surface. Greens surfaces will be grassed with MiniVerde Bermuda grass. All other surfaces including fairways, tees and roughs, encompassing some 113 acres, will be planted with certified Celebration Bermuda grass that will be installed as solid sod from January through June.
We determined that we wanted Celebration early on, Johnson said. We had it on our driving range and teaching facility tee for three years. We had success with it. Its a tighter grass with better cold tolerance than other Bermuda grasses that we tried.
Johnson also visited several high-end country club golf courses in Florida with a similar climate as Houston a year prior to the start of the project. They have all had the grass for varying lengths of time and all are very happy with the playability and performance of the Celebration.
Celebration Bermuda grass is installed as the playing surface for golf courses from the Carolinas to Florida to Texas, and at high profile sports fields including the stadiums at the University of Florida and Louisiana State University. The grass is known for its deep blue-green color, drought tolerance, wear tolerance and aggressive repair from divots.
Johnson said the club membership decided to install the grass as solid sod, rather than as sprigs, for two reasons: the speed of reopening and the decreased possibility of contamination. Solid sod grows in faster than sprigs and, he said a healthy, uniform, certified stand of sod is less likely to contain weeds or off-type grasses.
All Seasons Turf Grass, based in Brookshire, a licensed producer of Celebration Bermuda grass through licensing company Sod Solutions, was selected as the sod farm to grow the grass for the renovation.
All Seasons Turf Grass has a reputation for being one of the premier sod farms in Texas, regardless of cultivar, Johnson said. The fact that All Seasons grows their grass on a sand base is extremely important. We worked hard over the years to improve our soil profile. The natural soil is a heavy clay. Using heavy top dressing, Johnson said the golf course maintenance crew had achieved a top three-to-four inches of sand that drained well. Installing sod that was grown on sand would help maintain the sand cap on the golf course.
Scott Sipes, sales manager for All Seasons Turf Grass, said it will take approximately 550 truckloads of sod to complete the project.
This is one of the biggest jobs All Seasons Turf Grass has ever done, Sipes said. Most farms wouldnt be able to supply that much of a sand-based single product because of the sheer volume. Its all coming from the same farm, more than 100 acres of land. Morris Johnson and Agronomist Consultant, Dave McIntosh came out and selected where they wanted the grass to come from, and they inspected it and had it tested throughout the entire growing process.
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