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   Five Seasons Heating & CoolingFireplace & Chimney

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   At Five Seasons Heating a& Cooling we pride ourselves on our prompt and friendly service. Heating and cooling account...

   MoreAt Five Seasons Heating a& Cooling we pride ourselves on our prompt and friendly service. Heating and cooling account for about 56% of the energy use in a typical U.S. home, making it the largest energy expense for most homes. A wide variety of technologies are available for heating and cooling your home, and they achieve a wide range of efficiencies in converting their energy sources into useful heat or cool air for your home. In addition, many heating and cooling systems have certain supporting equipment in common, such as thermostats and ducts, which provide opportunities for saving energy. When looking for ways to save energy in your home, be sure to think about not only improving your existing heating and cooling system, but also consider the energy efficiency of the supporting equipment and the possibility of either adding supplementary sources of heating or cooling or simply replacing your system altogether. Selecting and Replacing Heating and Cooling Systems When replacing or upgrading an existing heating and cooling system, it's important to first consider the limitations imposed by your current system and available energy sources. When selecting a heating and cooling system for a new house, your options are generally much wider, although your builder or developer may place limitations on your choices. Cooling Systems Depending on where you live, cooling your home can be as simple as opening a window or as complex as using a central air conditioning unit. A wide variety of cooling technologies are available. Heating Systems Although most U.S. homes use either a furnace or a boiler, other approaches range from wood stoves to active solar heating systems. Less

   Website: fiveseasonsheatingandcooling.com

   Phone: (319) 391-5863

   Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Hawkeye Dr and Boyson Rd

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   1025 Hawkeye Dr Hiawatha, IA 52233 475.49 mi

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