Take the pressure off of inflation with HVAC financing

Home improvement projects, renovations, repairs and system replacments will place a homeowner’s cash flow under stress. Financing is an option we offer to all members of the Santa Cruz County.

Financing options allow you to manage your cash flow without the upfront demands. Together we can ensure your system is always working at a price that matches your needs.

Ed Bogner Mechanical has partnered with GreenSky® Financing to help home owners in the Santa Cruz area reach their home comfort needs. Click below to learn more about your financing options.

GreenSky® was founded on the idea that payment, credit and commerce could be enhanced using technology delivered via an elegant user experience. We believed payment and credit could be an asset that empowers and enables commerce, not a distraction or impediment. Today, GreenSky delivers a service that helps business grow and delight their customers.

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How Financing Helps Home Owners

Ed Bogner Mechanical has partnered with GreenSky® Financing to help home owners in the Santa Cruz area reach their home comfort needs. Click below to learn more about your financing options.

About GreenSky®

GreenSky® was founded on the idea that payment, credit and commerce could be enhanced using technology delivered via an elegant user experience. We believed payment and credit could be an asset that empowers and enables commerce, not a distraction or impediment. Today, GreenSky delivers a service that helps business grow and delight their customers.

Turn on Your AC This Spring?

Warmer weather means that spring can bring all sorts of demand for your AC unit to be ready and is 100% working when you need it.

There are a couple of tips to help you get ready:

1. You want to avoid turning on your AC too early in the season. If you do turn it on too early, you are risking damaging your system’s oil.

2. We'd recommend waiting until the tempratures reach 75 degrees before considering activating your AC unit.

At the end of the day it's important to have an operating and well maintained AC unit. Spring means cleaning... give us a call.

Santa Cruz researchers conduct new study that shows effects of wildfire smoke on wine

A local winery owner and UC Santa Cruz chemistry professor, Phil Crews, teamed up with a group of researchers to conduct a study on how the taste of wine was affected by wildfire smoke. The smoke particles land on the grape, the grapes get turned into wine and researchers found a way to figure out how much smoke got into the wine. This can be valuable to winegrowers who want to know how if their crop is worth harvesting, barreling and or aging.

SC Laboratory, one of the leading laboratories testing cannabis and hemp products in California, played a major part in the study. The researchers prepared a sample of wine or grape and ran it through a sophisticated instrument that they calibrated to look for smoke particles. For each wine and grape sample, the instrument showed how many smoke particles were present.

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Spring Is Fast Approaching!

With Spring right around the corner, now is the best time to get your HVAC system ready. It's important to make sure that your home is prepared for the weather changes. Give Ed Bogner Mechanical a call to get the process started. One of the best HVAc companies in Santa Cruz. To ensure this process goes smoothly and that nothing is missed, here's a quick list of what to you should during your Spring preparations:

• Replace any dirty air filters
• Clean leaves & debris around your HVAC unit
• Test your HVAC system... note any sounds or strange smells
• Check all your air ducts and venting
• Call Ed Bogner! We're here to help make sure that you're ready for Spring

Smart HVAC System to Improve Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings, Says Turntide

A new smart platform to improve the energy efficiency of HVAC systems, pumps and fans for commercial and industrial buildings is being launched by Turntide Technologies.

In addition to the customizable technology, the company also says it is developing a sustainable fan and cooling system with XNRGY Climate Systems to use in important temperature-controlled environments such as data centers, healthcare facilities and manufacturing plants.

The HVAC platform, which integrates a smart motor system, can cut HVAC energy use by an average of 64%, according to Turntide. The technology will allow businesses to use remote monitoring and fault detection, analyze data in real time with insights into equipment performance, and... Original full article can be read here

Why measure CO2 in HVAC applications?

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Ensuring sufficient air quality is a vital part of creating a healthy indoor air environment and living space.

While you may not know it many schools, universities, restaurants, and offices commonly use carbon dioxide (CO2) sensors to monitor and control indoor air quality. However, with the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a recent focus on proper air quality and additional guidelines are being issued for educational institutions and businesses to enhance ventilation in order to assist in mitigating the transmission of many air-borne illnesses.

Written by Morgan Morris