This regularly-scheduled sponsored Q&A column is written by the Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy team (AIRE). This county program helps you make smart energy decisions that save you money and leaves a lighter footprint on the environment. Got a question? Email us at [emailprotected]!

We often hear residents describe drafty rooms, high utility bills, temperature fluctuations from room to room, or other home energy headaches. If these issues sound familiar,an energy audit will be the best way to pinpoint opportunities to cut your energy bill and improve your homes comfort.

Who should I call?We recommend that residents use a BPI certified auditor. These highly trained energy specialists ensure that your energy auditor will be knowledgeable and well trained.Search here for an auditor in the area.

How much money can I expect to save? Every home is unique. The audit will provide you with a detailed report that explains how much air leakage you have along with a prioritized list of actions you can take. Each proposed action will include an estimated financial payback. Payback also comes in less tangible ways like a more comfortable and safer home.

Remember, the home energy audit is only the first step to cutting your energy bills. Making the recommended energy efficiency upgrades is what leads to real energy savings.

You can pair your audit with our Home Energy Rebates, which gives you up to $575 to use for air seal, insulation, or to install high efficiency water heaters and heating & cooling equipment.

If you clicked anything butJust right, consider an energy audit or using the Home Energy Rebate program to insulate and air seal this spring. Youll be thankful you did when the summer heat arrives.

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Thursday was a day of moving forward in the Greene County Hunter Education Firing Range project, with bids for security cameras and HVAC systems being awarded and physical progress being made at the range due to the days excellent weather.

At the same time workers at the range site were moving and stacking timber and brush cut to open up the trap/skeet area of the range, members of the committee overseeing the grant-funded project were approving bids for range security camera and HVAC systems.

Blountvilles Dynamark Security Inc. was granted the job of installing security-and-safety cameras at the range, which must be finished in September under terms of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency grant funding the work.

Dynamark brought in the low bid of $14,900, beating out three other bidders. Some of the cameras installed will be wireless while others will be hard-wired, depending on the terrain and vegetation.

The purpose of the cameras is primarily to be for monitoring the shooting areas for safety reasons, and to provide a visual record of any firearms accidents, should any ever occur.

If anything happens, we want to be able to see it, Greeneville Police Chief Terry Cannon, a committee member, said.

Installation of the cameras is expected to take about 12 days.

Another bid granted Thursday was for HVAC systems at the range, primarily for the administration/classroom building that is now almost entirely enclosed and which has utilities roughed in.

Air Pro Heating and Cooling of Greeneville brought in the low bid of $32,800. The work is expected to take about 14 days once it begins.

HVAC needs at the range are limited in that many of its structures are open pavilions and shelters.

At the range, work included clearing and piling downed trees and brush that had been removed in what will become the trap/skeet area.

Work in that area of the range has proceeded somewhat slowly due to its low elevation, which has caused frequently muddy conditions in rainy periods. Thursdays clear skies and moderate temperatures helped dry the area enough to allow heavy equipment to lift and stack the cleared wood.

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JC Penney piloting six new home installation services Dallas Business Journal CNBC reported Thursday that later this month, J.C. Penney (NYSE: JCP) will expand its home services by offering bathroom remodeling, home heating and cooling systems, quick-ship and installed blinds, home water solutions, awnings and smart home ... and more »

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Enhabit offering deal on Nest model that cuts heating and cooling costs

Want to cut your energy bills and carbon footprint?

Local nonprofit Enhabit is offering a discount for Portland-area residents interested in getting a "smart thermostat" in their home, which have been proven to cut home energy bills.

Enhabit, formerly known as Clean Energy Works, has funds to install 500 Nest smart thermostats in homes in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties for $299 each. That covers the hardware and installation, which normally retail for about $450, plus a 100-point home performance check and Home Energy Score.

A Nest thermostat pays attention to your home heating and cooling patterns and automatically adjusts to be more efficient.

"Studies show they end up saving, on average, between 15 and 20 percent on heating and cooling costs," says Stephanie Swanson, Enhabit vice president for communications.

Ordinarily, the Nest thermostat and installation costs from $400 to $500 from a private contractor, Swanson says. The Energy Trust of Oregon provided funds to help subsidize the first 500 thermostats.

In addition, Enhabit will conduct the 100-point home performance checks, which generally take up to two hours, evaluating insulation, air seals, carbon monoxide monitors, indoor air quality, and seismic retrofits, among other items. Homeowners will get free LED light bulbs and faucet aerators, also courtesy of Energy Trust.

The home check also will result in a Home Energy Score, which will be required by the city of Portland starting in January for homes put on the market.

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Founded in 1969, locally owned, Apex Heating and Air Conditioning Inc. offers top-notch customer service and expertise every time! Whether you are in need of routine service, repair or new installation, we will work with you every step of the way, to ensure that you are knowledgeable at all times. Our dedication to customer satisfaction is the reason that so many customers call us time and time again. Our mission is to provide professional, courteous service and quality workmanship to every customer.

Apex Heating and Air Conditioning Inc., recipient of the prestigious Carrier Presidents Award for service excellence, has built a solid reputation for customer satisfaction through quality work, attention to detail and prompt service for 48 years. A local SMALL business with a BIG IMPACT!

When it comes to your family or staff, you want a dependable heating and air conditioning system, as well as a quality installation! As a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer, we can provide you with the most efficient system save you time and money and help the environment too! Count on us to deliver PEAK comfort to you in Apex, Cary, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina and the entire Triangle area.

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BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sun Capital Partners, Inc. (Sun Capital), a leading private investment firm specializing in leveraged buyouts and investments in market-leading companies, today announced that an affiliate has completed the acquisition of Horizon Services, Inc. (Horizon, or the Company). Wilmington, Delaware-based Horizon Services is the premier residential provider of plumbing, heating and air conditioning services for Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Maryland. Terms of the private transaction were not disclosed.

Founded in 1987, Horizon Services is the regions largest and most-referred home services company, specializing in heating, air conditioning, plumbing, drain cleaning, and sewer and water line replacement and repair. Horizon is also a leading seller and installer of energy-efficient heating and cooling systems in the mid-Atlantic.

Were eager to leverage our knowledge of the home and business services industry to help grow Horizon Services even further, said Marc Leder, Co-CEO of Sun Capital. Horizons founders and management team have built a great company, and we look forward to working with them to maximize the businesss potential.

Horizon currently operates six locations between Connecticut and Maryland, and manages more than 500 HVAC professionals. The Company has expanded rapidly in recent years, entering new markets organically and through acquisitions, including the acquisition of Hartford, Connecticut-based HARP in May 2016.

Adding value to services companies has been a special focus of Sun Capital over the years, said M. Steven Liff, Senior Managing Director at Sun Capital. We are eager to partner with Horizons management to provide the resources needed for growth, organically and through acquisitions, as well as to offer our expertise in strengthening systems and business processes and enhancing the Companys service offerings.

Horizon has differentiated itself from other HVAC and plumbing businesses through a growth strategy of acquisitions and integrations that have allowed the Company to build its client base across the region.

My partner Mark Aitken and I believe our Company is primed for growth with the right partner and resources. We spent 18 months going through an exhaustive process to find that partner in Sun Capital, said Dave Geiger, Co-President of Horizon Services. Sun Capitals team aligns perfectly with ours, from our vision for customer experience to our view on company culture.

Sun Capital has strong experience in related home and business services sectors through current and recent affiliated portfolio companies including Spectralink, a leading global provider of on-site enterprise mobile communication solutions, and Bundy Refrigeration, a manufacturer and supplier of fluid carrying cooling system components for the domestic refrigeration industry.

SF&P Advisors served as financial advisor to Sun Capital, and Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP provided legal counsel. Horizon Services was advised by STS Capital Partners.

About Sun Capital Partners, Inc.

Sun Capital Partners is a global private equity firm focused on identifying companies untapped potential and leveraging its deep operational and financial resources to transform results. Sun Capital is a trusted partner that is recognized for its investment and operational experience, including particular expertise in the consumer products and services, food and beverage, industrial, packaging, chemicals, building products, automotive, restaurant and retail sectors. Since 1995, Sun Capital has invested in more than 340 companies worldwide across a broad range of industries and transaction structures. Sun Capital has offices in Boca Raton, Los Angeles and New York, and affiliates in London, Frankfurt and Shenzhen.

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Karges-Faulconbridge Inc. drilled 12 geothermal bore wells next to its parking lot, then restored the field to a native prairie area. (Staff photo: Bill Klotz)

The Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies last year celebrated the opening of a 66,777-square-foot addition that included a geothermal exchange system for heating and cooling office space.

Cargill Philanthropies is one of a handful of organizations in Minnesota that have installed geothermal systems over the last few years. Although geothermal exchange systems require a significant upfront investment, the equipment generally lasts for decades and the fuel source, the Earth, costs nothing.

Geothermal exchange systems employ plastic tubing buried in the ground or placed in water to capture the Earths steady temperature by circulating a nontoxic liquid that transfers heat to and from the ground. The liquid passes into heat pumps, which through a refrigeration cycle concentrate heat in winter and cools it in summer.

The system at the Cargill office, 6889 Rowland Road, required drilling more than 140 well bores 250 feet deep to the create a vertical loop connected to heat pumps. The system manages heating and cooling for the new addition while enhancing the performance of the previously existing 28,460-square-foot building, according to Shawn Kinniry, office and facilities manager.

In the 10 months weve been in our expanded building, the system has operated efficiently, effectively, and according to design, he wrote in an email. By design, leveraging the Earths more constant ground temperatures, especially in this region where we have such wide temperature extremes, provides a jump-start of sorts to maintaining appropriate temperatures in the building.

Its an incredible technology, its the technology of the future, said Gary Connett, Great River Energys member and marketing services director. Theres nothing greener, cleaner and more efficient than a heat pump.

Many of the 28 members of Great River Energy, a wholesale electric cooperative, give customers rebates for installing geothermal exchange systems. Within Great Rivers territory, the systems have been installed in 12 schools, a number of churches, civic buildings and a few thousand houses, Connett said.

Karges-Faulconbridge Inc., 670 County Road B W. in St. Paul, worked on the Cargill project and several others involving geothermal systems. The engineering companys own office building has a geothermal exchange system attached to a loop underneath a field next to its parking lot.

The office was a former grocery store built on a site that once served as a city garbage dump, according to Karges-Faulconbridge principal Randy Christenson. Geothermal made sense both as a way to demonstrate the system to clients and to economically manage the office temperature, he said.

Geothermal takes the heat of the Earth, roughly 48 degrees in Minnesota, and uses that as a starting point for temperature control inside buildings. Youre using the Earth, with a constant temperature, for storing heat in the ground in summer and pulling heat back out in winter, he said.

Challenge and opportunity

One challenge facing the geothermal market today is low natural gas prices, he said. Theres little incentive for geothermal heating when a more traditional way, such as natural gas, is so inexpensive. When Christenson worked with the Alexandria school district recently, he suggested its desire for geothermal, while noble and sustainable, would take decades to pay back.

That hasnt been the experience of all geothermal users. The Cargill system should pay off in 13 years, Kinniry said. By comparison, a 112-kilowatt solar array installed at the same time on the new addition will take 80 years to exceed its return on investment, he said.

Theres also the idea that geothermal makes sense when an organization has aggressive sustainability goals. We see this building component as mission-related, Earth-friendly, and sustainable, so monetary payback is again only part of our design story for this design element, he said.

Jeff Beiriger, executive director of the Brooklyn Center-based Minnesota Geothermal Heat Pump Association, said geothermal energy is three to four times more efficient than traditional systems, such as boilers, and reduces energy use from 40 to 70 percent.

For building owners who know they are not leaving for decades such as schools and universities the heavy upfront cost can be paid off over time, Beiriger said. Zoned heating and cooling, which allows users to control temperatures in defined areas of an office or plant, is also simpler to create in a building with a geothermal system, he said.

Low natural gas prices arent the geothermal industrys only challenge. When the U.S. Congress extended tax credits for wind and solar last year, it did not do the same for geothermal. The 30 percent tax credit certainly helped sales, Beiriger said, but future changes to the tax code, depending on what they are, could potentially jump-start the industry again.

Where geothermal works

While geothermal energys upfront cost may not work for every Karges-Faulconbridge client, there are those willing to make the investment to meet sustainability goals. Cargill Philanthropies is one such client, even though its site required a few innovative strategies for the system to work.

The foundation had to drill bores to install piping in a wetland it owns, for example. The city of Eden Prairie and the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District gave their approval for drilling in the wetland, which ended up with 40 percent of the drill bores. The rest surround the perimeter of the new building.

While the bottom line mattered, the organization saw geothermal exchange as a way to have a smaller environmental footprint.

The chance to install a system that is more efficient than conventional heating and cooling systems, and leverages sustainable, Earth-friendly resources, is an opportunity that resonated very strongly with our organizations leaders, Kinniry said.

St. Paul-based Presbyterian Homes & Services installed geothermal heat exchange systems at two senior housing communities.

At Carondelet Village on the campus of the St. Catherine University, the project came about because the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet wanted to make the community an eco-friendly, said John Mehrkens, vice president of development at St. Paul-based Senior Housing Partners, a subsidiary of Presbyterian Homes.

The organization installed geothermal to the three-building Folkestone in the Promenade of Wayzata, 100 Promenade Ave., because the structure rests on pilings. Placing the piping into the concrete pilings added only an incremental cost to the 253-unit senior community, Mehrkens said. Moreover, he felt comfortable that the technology of heat pumps, more commonly used in the South, would be able to handle Minnesota winters.

He added that geothermal makes better financial sense for owners not looking to sell anytime soon.

As a long-term owner of these properties, we have a little different perspective, Mehrkens said. We can look at that return over 30 years rather than five years that might happen if you were developer building a project.

Perhaps the states largest geothermal heat transfer system is at Great Rivers Maple Grove headquarters, 12300 Elm Creek Blvd. The bottom of Arbor Lake, behind the building, holds 36 miles of piping that feeds into 72 heat pumps. It shows the advantages of geothermal heat transfer to cooperative members, Great Rivers Connett said.

Hes a huge fan of the technology. Natural gas prices will eventually rise and make geothermal more attractive, he believes, and more businesses and homeowners will see it as a way to reduce their carbon footprints.

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Continental Commercial Vehicles & Aftermarket, a leading aftermarket supplier of OE-engineered aftermarket parts for HVAC and engine cooling, door systems, brake systems, tire pressure monitoring systems, engine management, fuel systems and instrumentation, has expanded its full line of VDO HVAC motors with what the company says is exclusive aftermarket coverage of Subaru blower motors.

The new line addition, PM4114, includes a complete HVAC motor, wheel and housing assembly for 2002-07 Subaru Impreza, WRX and Outback sedans and wagons.

According to Rick Wagner, VDO product manager, This new motor comes from sound field research at the installer level to determine the needs of our professional technician customers. As a result, we were able to determine the HVAC motors most in demand and which features are essential for todays complex automotive heating and cooling systems. Because more and more OE components are installed as modules, the complete VDO HVAC motor assembly makes for an easy and trouble-free replacement. It eliminates the installation guesswork found in other brands and restores like new performance.

All VDO motors incorporate the exact electrical connectors required by the specific vehicle application. No flying leads or wire splicing is required. VDO mounting flanges and ventilation tubes are in the same position and configuration as the factory units, the company adds.

Wagner noted, Our VDO line is built on many years of proven experience and the ability to produce HVAC motors that deliver smooth, quiet and long lasting operation. We do use not universal application motors nor take any other shortcuts that can compromise service life. Our motors are designed to meet the specific performance and cooling requirements of the vehicle.

All VDO motors are made to the same specifications and quality standards as the OE components supplied by Continental to automakers worldwide.

VDO is a trademark of the Continental Corp.

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MILWAUKEE Last fall, Johnson Controls Inc. celebrated the grand opening of seven new Source1 HVAC Supply Centers, a supplier of HVAC equipment and factory authorized service parts and residential accessories for all Johnson Controls residential and light commercial unitary productsin Illinois, Michigan, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington, Oregon, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Wisconsin and Minnesota.

The company also offers a broad variety of universal heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) parts, supplies and accessories from many manufacturers.

Stores had grand-openings at the following locations:

Were excited to offer contractors the benefits each of these stores offers, beginning with quick and easy access to HVAC parts, said Liz Haggerty, vice president and general manager, Johnson Controls Unitary Products Group. By providing contractors with a conveniently located, one-stop source for a comprehensive line of HVAC parts and systems, along with the tools and supplies necessary to install, maintain and service equipment, the centers allow contractors to get in, get what they need and get to the jobsite, eliminating wait time and improving efficiency and productivity.

In addition to York, Guardian and Source1 products, the new supply centers offer products from other HVAC manufacturers and a wide array of HVAC test instruments, tools and supplies everything from gauges, recovery equipment and vacuum pumps to tape, filters and pipe and electrical fittings.

A training resource

The supply centers will also give contractors the opportunity to tap into local training programs on York and Guardian equipment as well as HVAC and business fundamentals, like electricity, refrigeration, heating, financial analysis and sales techniques.

The technical expertise of our store employees provides another important resource to contractors, said Haggerty. In addition to unrivaled customer service, they offer industry experience and in many cases, first-hand familiarity with the challenges contractors encounter in the field.

At the Collinsville store we have three people working there, and they are all HVAC experienced, said Dave Smithey, vice president and general manager of Source1 HVAC Supply Centers. We hire people from both sides of the counter some have experience working on the distributor side, and some are from the customer side that have walked in the customers shoes, and can understand where customers are coming from.

According to Smithey, the opening last September at the St. Louis-based store went well.

There was a lot of engagement with our customers, said Smithey. They were very glad to see us open the store there, and they have access to the York product. What we have with Source1 is a concentrated effort to be an access point for any HVAC contractor to service, repair, and install York and Guardian brand products. Source1 HVAC Supply Centers were introduced in 2013 to make sure we have a well-defined communicable presence in the market. The differentiator with Source1 is the customer service we offer we are easy to do business with and have a great relationship with our customers.

The training offered at Source1 locations goes hand in hand with its customer service.

We view training as part of the service we provide to our customers, explained Smithey. If we give them product we need to give them training we offer this onsite and online training too. We customize training to what the customer needs. This starts with an in-store class, and then we customize training specific to the customers needs. We publish classes monthly for the customer, so they know what is available and what they can attend.

The seven new stores are part of a growing number of Source 1 HVAC Supply Centers Johnson Controls operates in Illinois, Michigan, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington, Oregon, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Wisconsin and Minnesota.

York products from Johnson Controls include energy-efficient, residential central air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces and accessories, and innovative light-commercial, packaged heating and cooling systems marketed through a national distribution network and delivered to home- and building-owners through qualified York heating and cooling contractors.

About Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls is a global diversified technology and industrial leader serving customers in more than 150 countries. The companys 150,000 employees create quality products, services and solutions to optimize energy and operational efficiencies of buildings; lead-acid automotive batteries and advanced batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles; and seating components and systems for automobiles. Johnson Controls commitment to sustainability dates back to its roots in 1885, with the invention of the first electric room thermostat. Through Johnson Controls growth strategies and by increasing market share the company is committed to delivering value to shareholders and making its customers successful. In 2016, Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognized Johnson Controls as the No. 17 company in its annual "100 Best Corporate Citizens" list.

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In addition to encouraging energy efficiency and lowering customer energy costs, the PSE&G filing further supports the New Jersey Energy Master Plan by reducing overall energy consumption in the state, producing environmental benefits, and creating jobs.

PSE&G's Hospital Efficiency Program has upgraded 34 hospitals by installing energy conserving equipment. The Residential Multifamily Housing Program has served more than 13,000 individual apartments and the Direct Install Program has helped more than 1,500 government facilities, non-profits, and small businesses become more energy efficient. Estimates show that the additional investment that is being requested will save enough electricity to power 9,000 average size homes annually and save enough natural gas to supply more than 7,000 homes each year.

The Hospital Efficiency Program helps hospitals and healthcare facilities upgrade outdated and unreliable heating, cooling, motors, lighting and other systems by providing expert advice, incentives and on-bill financing. Upgrades substantially reduce energy consumption and operating costs. PSE&G proposes to invest an additional $25 million for this program.

The Residential Multifamily Housing Program helps increase comfort and reduces energy costs by providing expert advice, incentives and on-bill financing to install efficient heating and hot water systems and controls, lighting, insulation, refrigerators and more in apartment buildings. PSE&G proposes to invest an additional $20 million for this program.

The Direct Install Program helps government agencies and non-profits, as well as small businesses located in Urban Enterprise Zones, reduce their energy consumption and bills by paying for 70 percent of project costs for lighting, heating and cooling systems upgrades, and by providing on-bill financing for the balance of the cost. PSE&G proposes to invest an additional $15 million for this program.

The Smart Thermostat Program is a newly proposed program that will offer a $150 discount for qualified smart thermostats available from a PSE&G marketplace or third party retailers. There will also be a pilot component to evaluate the installation of smart thermostats for multifamily and lower income customers. PSE&G proposes to invest $11.5 million for this program.

The Residential Home Energy Reporting Program will use a variety of data to analyze residential customers' energy consumption, identify energy savings opportunities and provide customized recommendations to lower energy bills. Customers will receive personalized Home Energy Reports periodically throughout the year with the goal of providing meaningful energy savings for participants. PSE&G proposes to invest $2.5 million for this new program.

About PSE&G

Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G) is New Jersey's oldest and largest regulated gas and electric delivery utility, serving nearly three-quarters of the state's population. PSE&G is the winner of the ReliabilityOne Award for superior electric system reliability. PSE&G is a subsidiary of Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG) (NYSE: PEG), a diversified energy company.

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