SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – A programmable thermostat is a great way to save money on heating and cooling costs, which typically comprise 50 to 70 percent of overall home energy use, but it only saves money if it is being used correctly.

Many homeowners do not utilize their thermostats’ benefits due to complicated programming instructions, but ecobee Smart Thermostat eliminates that problem, according to Gabriel Carini, who recently added the product to what he offers through his San Diego heating and air conditioning repair company.

“Programming ecobee is easy with the touch screen, simple step-by-step instructions and online tutorials,” the Carini Heating And Air Conditioning owner says.

The proof is in the statistics with more than 80 percent of ecobee customers running an energy-saving program versus the 23 percent North American average. A research study showed that the average ecobee user is saving 26 percent on their energy consumption each year, which is equal to about $500. (http://www.ecobee.com/blog/ecobee%E2%80%99s-energy-modeling-team-uncovers-compelling-results-in-energy-savings/)

“Ecobee addresses what our clients are most concerned about, so we’re excited to be able to offer this option to them,” says Carini, a San Diego heating service provider. Read the rest of this entry »

EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA – Gabriel Carini, a heating and cooling veteran of nearly a decade, is reminding home and business owners to schedule a spring tune-up for their air conditioning systems to make adjustments where necessary and take care of minor repairs before the summer season.

“If just a few aspects of an air conditioning system are slightly off, problems can overwork the unit, costing you more and shortening the life expectancy of the system. Even worse, if problems persist, the result could be a very costly repair,” says the owner of Carini Heating And Air Conditioning.

Air conditioning is, of course, used most during the hottest months of the year, and a maintenance service with an El Cajon AC repair expert, which costs $89, will ensure the system is functioning at peak efficiency.

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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – Carini Heating And Air Conditioning just received the 2011 Angie’s List Super Service Award, recognizing the HVAC company’s commitment to excellent customer service.

Angie’s List is the nation’s leading provider of consumer reviews on local contractors and doctors in more than 500 service categories. The review site gives out the Super Service Award at the end of the year to businesses that are cream of the crop.

“We really appreciate this prestigious honor from such a high-quality review site. Angie’s List members are consumers who take the time to write serious, thorough and straightforward reviews that help others learn more about a company,” says Gabriel Carini, the owner of the El Cajon heating and cooling company.

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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – Carini Heating And Air Conditioning is offering one of the latest gadgets in the thermostat arena called The Nest Learning Thermostat, created by Apple innovator Tony Fadell.

Fadell, who worked extensively on the iPod and iPhone while at Apple, created the thermostat to learn the user’s preferred temperatures and schedule, programming itself to save the homeowner money.

“A properly programmed thermostat can yield significant savings on heating and cooling costs,” says Gabriel Carini, the owner of the San Diego heating, air conditioning and ventilation company. “Unfortunately, many of them aren’t programmed correctly.”

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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA—The residential heating and air conditioning services of Gabriel Carini’s San Diego business have expanded. In January, Carini Heating And Air Conditioning added hydronic systems to the list of what they service, replace and repair.

“We’ve recently expanded our expertise and capabilities on hydronic systems and decided to create a more formal hydronic system program for our residential clients,” says Carini, an HVAC expert in Southwest California.

A hydronic system uses water as the heat-transfer medium in heating and cooling systems. There are two ways to design hydronic systems: one system heats or cools directly, and the other design uses water-to-air heat pumps to transfer energy from the hydronic loop to the space for heating and cooling.

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SAN DIEGO, Carini Heating and Air Conditioning recently launched a new commercial service: installing, servicing and maintaining air conditioning and heating systems for cell sites.

More commonly known as cell phone towers, cell sites are where antennas and electronic communications equipment are placed, typically on a steel pole or lattice radio mast, tower or other high place, to create a cell in a cellular network.

“Working with commercial grade air conditioning systems for cell sites is an exciting development for the company,” says Gabriel Carini, an HVAC professional in the San Diego area. Read the rest of this entry »

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – Too often out of sight means out of mind, especially when it comes to air filters, but heating and cooling expert Gabriel Carini says changing them on schedule is important for the residents’ health and the effectiveness and life of the unit.

“Filters keep dust and dirt from entering HVAC equipment and prevent pollutants from being spread throughout the home,” says the owner of Carini Heating and Air Conditioning in San Diego.

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AN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – Carini Heating and Air Conditioning recently celebrated its eighth anniversary.