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Getting ready for summer here in the Cape requires a few extra steps than just remembering to pack your sunscreen for an outing to your favorite warm weather spot in Southeastern Massachusetts. With all the outdoor activities filling up our schedules, it can be easy to forget to make sure our homes are able to […]

As Cape Cod and Southeastern Massachusetts transition from the pleasant days of spring to the sweltering days of summer, it’s crucial to ensure your home is equipped with an efficient air conditioner to combat the heat. This blog post will guide you through the importance of getting annual A/C tune-ups and knowing when it’s time […]

No matter how unpredictable early spring in Cape Cod can be, one thing is certain – summer surely follows. Getting ready for warmer temperatures means spring cleaning, landscaping, and caring for your home’s comfort equipment. If you keep cool with central or ductless A/C, don’t wait until the last minute to schedule your tune-up! Find […]

Summer will be here soon on Cape Cod, and if your home is in need of an air conditioner to help keep you cool, there’s no better time than now to make a move. But choosing to install a new A/C system is no small decision. That’s why Falmouth Energy is here to make the […]

Warmer temperatures are right around the corner, so you may be thinking about how you plan to keep your Cape Cod home cool this summer. Falmouth Energy understands the importance of home comfort in any season. That’s why we want you to know the benefits of zoned cooling and why installing a ductless mini-split system […]

The seasons are changing and soon the hottest days of summer will be just around the corner. There’s no denying the expense, inconvenience, and outdatedness of window units. If you’re a Cape Cod homeowner, and your home doesn’t have ductwork that could be used for central air conditioning, then you may be thinking that an […]

Spring has officially arrived on the Cape. Before you dust off your air conditioner and crank it up on the first hot day of season, you need to double check its age. If your system is 15 years or older, it likely uses R-22 refrigerant, which will be banned in the U.S. in 2020. Don’t […]