Not everyone has a vacation home, but for the people that do, keeping the AC unit up and running in great shape is important. It can be hard to keep your AC running smoothly if you are out of town […]
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Winter means falling temperatures and rising heating costs — neither of which any Outer Banks homeowner is often prepared to manage. Deal with the increase in cost… or suffer in the cold: It’s not a pleasant, nor a fun decision. […]
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Would you believe it if we told you the best time to visit the Outer Banks was… now?! That’s right. Out of towners and local tourists alike find so much fun to be had on this chain of spectacular barrier […]
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Where has the year gone? It seems like just yesterday we were grilling burgers and doing cannonballs into the pool, and now here we are, almost November; we’re pressing our Halloween costumes and planning our Thanksgiving menus. And preparing vacation […]
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Let’s go fly a kite… Up to the highest heights… Mary Poppins did it, and you can, too. Fall on the Outer Banks is the best time to purchase, and fly a Kitty Hawk Kite; the cooler-but-still-warm temperatures make spending […]
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A recently released report from Lucintel has indicated that the US heating, ventilation, and air conditioning market is on the way up! Over the next five years, HVAC professionals can expect a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.3 percent. […]
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A song comes to mind, The Judds. Grandpa, tell me ’bout the good ol’ days. The world’s gone crazy… talking about sharks. Take me back to yesterday… when all anyone wanted to talk about was pirates. Remember, them? Pirates. And […]
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You could be causing significant harm to your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system, and you might not even know it. Most homeowners aren’t certified HVAC technicians (That’s why Air Handlers OBX is standing by to take your call.), and […]
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Some years ago, in October 2008, the Internal Revenue Service added geothermal heat pumps to section 25D — that is, Residential Energy Efficient Property — of its Code. This addition offers homeowners a 30 percent tax credit on all expenses […]
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