Matt Ricker

Matt Ricker

About Matt Ricker

Copeland Commercial & Residential Solutions. Matt Ricker joined Copeland in the AC Division focusing on Aftermarket Business Development. He has been in the HVAC industry for 15 years. He started work in the industry as a service technician for 5 years once he graduated from a HVAC technical school. He then went on to instructing HVAC students at a technical school for the next seven years. With his proven track record in education and serving the industry, he then decided to continue his service in the HVAC industry to provide support to wholesalers, contractors, and end users.
Home Warranty

Pros & Cons of Home Warranties

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Although a home warranty is not a 100% solution for all home repairs, it is a method to provide peace of mind and household budget safeguards for homeowners. No matter if you are building or buying a new home, or simply maintaining an older house, a home warranty can be purchased to cover the maintenance and/or replacement of many of your home’s key equipment and appliances, but there are several considerations to understand prior to signing a contract.

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Busting Myths on Home Warranty

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Home warranty plans can, in fact, be very beneficial to homeowners, but some research and caution need to be given so expectations are clear.

leaking ductwork

Are Your Energy Costs Through the Roof? How to Identify Leaking Ductwork

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Many consumers install high-efficiency HVAC equipment in their homes with high expectations. They want increased comfort, better indoor air quality, and most importantly, reduced energy bills. However, too often, homeowners are disappointed with the results, especially the high bills. Discover what might be contributing to your high energy bills below.

Improving Indoor Air Quality with UV Lights

UV Lights – What’s the Glow? | Improve Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality

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Heating and cooling systems make homes and businesses comfortable places to live and work by controlling temperatures and humidity levels and circulating air. While beneficial if the air is clean, circulating contaminants can negatively affect air quality. One way to improve the air quality air in your home is to install ultraviolet lights in your HVAC system.