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About Rick Welter
Recent Posts by Rick WelterAnnouncing the Welter Heating June 2018 Twins Ticket Trivia Contest Winner
Trivia this time around saw a lot of trivia heavy-hitters! Having received a whopping 221 entries, over 50 of you got the answer correct! Now that the air conditioning season is well underway, we asked you: “What is the most common cause of poor air flow in heating and cooling systems?” The answer? It’s not your fan blades or blower motor. It’s those dirty or clogged air filters. Considering that so many of you got the answer right, we had to randomly select a winner from our pool of trivia experts. Please join us in congratulating Renae Elert for not only knowing that air filters are important for air quality and flow, but also for being our lucky winner! June 2018 Twins Ticket Giveaway: Welter Heating Trivia Contest
Trivia is back! While the Twins have started their MLB season with some ups and downs, at least the view will always be spectacular. Especially from the front-row. To show our appreciation for you — our customers — we’re giving away another set of four front-row tickets with an incredible view of both the skyline and the infield. All you have to do is step up to the plate and play our game of trivia. What game are we giving away tickets for? If you win our trivia contest, you’ll win four front-row tickets to the Minnesota Twins game on Sunday, June 24, 2018 at 1:10 PM where they will take on the Texas Rangers. And considering the fact that the Rangers currently sit at the bottom of the AL West, it promises to be a fun game where the Twins have winning potential. So, batter up and answer the trivia question correctly below for your chance to get four front-row seats to a Minnesota Twins’ game. Upgrading Your Air Conditioner: Is It Really Worth It?
Although the average temperature in Minnesota is 55 degrees, summer will be here before we know it (fingers crossed!). And Minnesota isn’t a slouch in the summer as temps have been known to skyrocket to 100 degrees in the past. During those hot, humid months you want a reliable and effective air conditioner helping your home stay cool. How to Reduce Air Conditioning Costs: 15 Tips for Efficient Air Conditioning
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 75% of homes have air conditioners and account for 6% of all electricity produced in the country. And all of that electricity costs homeowners around $29 billion annually, which is a huge chunk of change. So how can you reduce, or eliminate, your reliance on costly central air conditioning? Air Conditioning Filters: Everything You Need to Know
If you’ve ever wondered why you need to purchase multiple air filters each year, you’re not alone. As such a small, replaceable component to air conditioning systems, they’re easy parts to gloss over when performing routine air conditioner maintenance. But that doesn’t mean they should be ignored. |
Rick Welter is President of Minneapolis based Ray N. Welter Heating Company, specializing in furnace and air conditioning installation, service and repair. The company has been a family owned-and-operated institution for over 100 years. Rick has worked for Welter Heating for over twenty years, and in this time he has installed and repaired hundreds of furnaces and air conditioners. He is also a contributor to the Welter My Shelter Air Tips blog and a volunteer fire fighter in Eden Prairie.
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Trivia this time around saw a lot of trivia heavy-hitters! Having received a whopping 221 entries, over 50 of you got the answer correct!
Now that the air conditioning season is well underway, we asked you: “What is the most common cause of poor air flow in heating and cooling systems?”
The answer? It’s not your fan blades or blower motor. It’s those dirty or clogged air filters.
Considering that so many of you got the answer right, we had to randomly select a winner from our pool of trivia experts. Please join us in congratulating Renae Elert for not only knowing that air filters are important for air quality and flow, but also for being our lucky winner!
Trivia is back!
While the Twins have started their MLB season with some ups and downs, at least the view will always be spectacular. Especially from the front-row.
To show our appreciation for you — our customers — we’re giving away another set of four front-row tickets with an incredible view of both the skyline and the infield. All you have to do is step up to the plate and play our game of trivia.
What game are we giving away tickets for? If you win our trivia contest, you’ll win four front-row tickets to the Minnesota Twins game on Sunday, June 24, 2018 at 1:10 PM where they will take on the Texas Rangers. And considering the fact that the Rangers currently sit at the bottom of the AL West, it promises to be a fun game where the Twins have winning potential.
So, batter up and answer the trivia question correctly below for your chance to get four front-row seats to a Minnesota Twins’ game.
Although the average temperature in Minnesota is 55 degrees, summer will be here before we know it (fingers crossed!). And Minnesota isn’t a slouch in the summer as temps have been known to skyrocket to 100 degrees in the past. During those hot, humid months you want a reliable and effective air conditioner helping your home stay cool.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 75% of homes have air conditioners and account for 6% of all electricity produced in the country. And all of that electricity costs homeowners around $29 billion annually, which is a huge chunk of change. So how can you reduce, or eliminate, your reliance on costly central air conditioning?
Air conditioning filters aren’t just glorified sheets of polyester that you slide into your air conditioner every month. On the contrary, air filters are vital components to any HVAC or central air system that ensure your home’s air conditioner runs smoothly and safely — all while reducing your energy bill.
If you’ve ever wondered why you need to purchase multiple air filters each year, you’re not alone. As such a small, replaceable component to air conditioning systems, they’re easy parts to gloss over when performing routine air conditioner maintenance. But that doesn’t mean they should be ignored.
