Air-conditioning systems cool the air inside your home by utilizing a pressurized gas known as a “refrigerant.” New air conditioners use a refrigerant called R-410A (sometimes called “Puron”), while most older air conditioners in service today use R-22 (sometimes called “Freon”). Read More
Programmable thermostats have evolved into serious penny-pinching machines when it comes to lowering your energy costs. The newest generation of programmable thermostats can actually communicate with you when you’re away from home. They can also communicate with your utility companies. 
Spring is in full bloom here in Lynchburg and, although everything is lush and beautiful, your allergies may be keeping you from really enjoying the weather. 
Mold has its place in the natural world. It accelerates the breakdown and decay of dead vegetation, enriching the soil. But it has no place in your Greater Lynchburg-area home. 
If you have a challenging space to cool or heat, consider the ductless mini split. This cooling and heating system is an innovative departure from traditional air conditioners, heat pumps and furnaces, because it doesn’t rely on ductwork to move your conditioned air. 
Virginia will be hot and humid not long from now, and you may be wondering how to keep your air conditioning bills in line. Energy saving investments in your home can help you do that. 
Lots of Lynchburg area homeowners use a heat pump to heat their homes in the winter. With our generally mild winters and our location in the mid-Atlantic area, heat pumps are well suited to our 
Whether your Virginia home is new or a majestic survivor from colonial days, there are probably places where you’re losing energy — and losing money, because you’re spending more than you should on cooling and heating. 
If it’s time to replace your home’s heating and cooling system, consider 
One of the most common problems with large or multi-level homes is managing the temperature throughout the home during the heating and cooling seasons. Recent technological advances allow a zoning system to solve the problems associated with uneven conditioning needs. -
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About David
David Moseley, owner of Terrell E Moseley, Inc., is the third generation family member to run the company. David took control of the company in 1997, when his father retired. He is a 1983 graduate of Virginia Tech where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. David and his wife, Helen, have two children. Both work for the company, carrying on the family tradition of providing heating and air conditioning service for the community... More »
Terrell E. Moseley
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Serving the Lynchburg, VA Area Since 1936