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04/05/2013
BBB tips on finding the right AC contractor
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06/13/2012
It’s summer time in Texas, which means consumers are kicking their AC’s into high gear to stay cool from the heat. To help keep energy costs down, Better Business Bureau recommends consumers stay up-to-date on the latest energy efficient systems, service their AC unit yearly and follow simple do-it-yourself methods.
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04/03/2012
As the temperature slowly starts to climb and the Texas heat looms overhead, Better Business Bureau reminds consumers of the importance of having their air conditioner serviced. Waiting until the temperature has reached the 100-degree mark only to find out the AC is not working properly can lead to much frustration and wasted money.
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03/05/2012
Consumer savvy, smart shopping and common sense all had a great year, according to Better Business Bureau. Consumers asked BBB for help more than 103 million times in 2011, up from 87 million in 2010 and the highest rate in the organization’s 100-year history. Conversely, filings of formal complaints against businesses were down across the U.S. and Canada; 927,000 in 2011 compared to just over one million in 2010.
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12/01/2010
As colder weather moves into Texas, many local homeowners are turning on their home-heating systems for the first time in many months. According to the Energy Information Administration, home-heating costs this winter are expected to rise by 3 percent compared to last year. BBB reminds homeowners that protecting your home before the harshest weather takes hold can save money in the long term.
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12/03/2009
As winter weather moves into central Texas, many homeowners are using home heating systems for the first time in many months. As servicing costs for major home appliances can add up quickly, BBB serving Central, Coastal and Southwest Texas recommends consumers take the time to do some research before paying for system maintenance.
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06/01/2000
Heating and cooling systems are some of the most important investments you'll ever make in your home. Whether you're buying a new house, renovating an old one or making an emergency purchase because "old faithful" finally conked out, there's a lot riding on the choices you make: Your comfort and safety are at stake, but so is your wallet.
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