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Home Energy Professionals, LLC

We are a locally-owned and operated business serving the Nashville area since 2011. We would love to earn your business!

We help homeowners with all things heating & cooling, air quality, & water heaters. Welcome to the Home Energy Professionals. We are your one-source company for all of your home energy needs. We are committed to helping you find the Right energy solutions that will make your home energy efficient, by creating healthy indoor air quality, and giving you a comfortable indoor climate for you to live i

n. Please feel free to call our office or send us an email for a free consultation or with any questions regarding your home's comfort, health, safety or energy use.

20/03/2026

Storm season in Middle Tennessee doesn’t just bring heavy rain and wind…
It brings power surges — one of the most common causes of HVAC damage.
And here’s the part most homeowners don’t realize:
Your system doesn’t need to take a direct lightning strike to be affected.
A nearby strike can send a surge through your home’s electrical system and damage:
 💥 Control Boards 💥 Compressors 💥 Thermostats

Repairs can cost thousands — and often happen without warning.

The good news?
 This type of damage is often preventable.
Installing a surge protector for your HVAC system helps shield it from sudden voltage spikes and keeps your system running when you need it most.
Think of it as a small investment that protects one of the most expensive systems in your home.

If you’re not sure whether your system is protected, we’re happy to take a look and walk you through your options.

📩 Send us a message to schedule a storm-readiness check.

13/03/2026

It’s that time of year again — pollen is everywhere, meaning seasonal allergies are in full swing.

While we can’t completely escape allergens outdoors, your home should be a place where you can get some relief.
However, it is still possible for indoor air to trap allergens and circulate them throughout your home. 
Here are a few signs your indoor air quality may need some attention: 
🤧 Sneezing or Congestion 🤕 Frequent Headaches 🌬️ Dust Build-Up Around Vents 👃 Musty/Stale Odors 🏠 Uneven Airflow Between Rooms 
Your HVAC system does more than heat and cool — it also plays a major role in the air you breathe every day. 
Healthy air starts with a healthy HVAC system. 
If your home doesn’t feel like a break from allergy season, it might be time to take a closer look at your indoor air quality. Message us today!

06/03/2026

Storm season is part of life in Middle Tennessee — but a little preparation can go a long way in protecting your home! 
Before the next round of storms rolls through, take a few minutes to check a few key areas: 
🌳 Trim overhanging branches and remove dead limbs. 🏠 Clean gutters and check for loose shingles. 💧 Make sure downspouts direct water away from your foundation. ⚡ Prepare for possible power outages with surge protectors and charged devices. 
Storm prep isn’t just about reacting when bad weather hits — it’s about preventing damage before it starts.
Taking care of small things now can save a lot of stress, (and costly repairs), later. 
Stay safe, stay prepared, and take care of your home this storm season. 🌩️ 

27/02/2026

Mold doesn’t usually announce itself with a neon sign.
Sometimes it’s more like… a subtle house guest that overstays its welcome.

Here’s what to look (and sniff) for:

👀 Visible signs
Check areas prone to moisture:
* Around HVAC vents and registers.
* Under sinks.
* Around windows.
* In bathrooms (ceilings, grout, caulking).
* Crawl spaces and basements.
* Around your indoor HVAC unit and drain lines.
�You’re looking for:
* Black, green, or white spotting.
* Discoloration on walls or ceilings.
* Peeling paint or bubbling drywall.
* Warped baseboards.

*Important: Not all black discoloration is toxic mold — but it should still be evaluated.*

👃 That musty smell�If one room smells earthy or damp — especially after rain — don’t ignore it.

💧 Humidity issues�In Middle Tennessee, high humidity alone can create mold-friendly conditions.

🤧 Allergy-like symptoms at home�Congestion, headaches, itchy eyes that improve when you leave the house?�Your indoor air quality may need attention.

The good news?�Mold needs moisture to grow — so managing humidity and maintaining your HVAC system goes a long way in preventing it.

If something feels “off” in your home, we’re happy to help you figure it out. Message us today!

20/02/2026

If your home feels sticky… your HVAC may not be managing humidity properly.

Middle Tennessee humidity isn’t uncomfortable for just us humans; believe it or not, high levels of humidity outside can also affect your home!

Too much moisture can lead to:
�• Mold Growth�• Musty Smells�• Dust Mites�• Warped Wood Floors�• Increased Allergy Symptoms
• And more!

Your HVAC system doesn’t just cool the air — it removes moisture.
If your system is oversized, undersized, or inefficient, humidity control suffers.
A healthy home isn’t just about temperature, it’s about balanced moisture levels too.

If your house feels damp even when the AC is on, let’s talk. Message us today!

13/02/2026

Your HVAC system is your home’s lungs.

Most people think their HVAC system only controls temperature.
But every time it runs, it’s circulating the air your family breathes.
That air can contain:
�• Dust�• Pollen�• Pet Dander�• Mold Spores�• Bacteria

Your air filter is your first line of defense — but not all filters are created equal.
If allergies are worse indoors than outdoors, your HVAC system may need attention beyond just heating and cooling.
At Home Energy Professionals, we focus on creating healthy air — not just comfortable temperatures.
If you’re unsure what your system is filtering (or not filtering), we’re happy to help.

Want cleaner indoor air? Message us today!

06/02/2026

January started 2026 in a way none of us could have anticipated, and our hearts are with everyone impacted by the recent winter storm. Watching our Middle Tennessee community endure days of power outages, property damage, and so much uncertainty has been truly heartbreaking.

Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve seen neighbors facing challenges no one should have to face alone. While words can’t ease every loss, we want those affected to know they are seen, supported, and not forgotten.

If you — or someone you know — are still in need of assistance as recovery efforts continue, the Nashville Office of Emergency Management has partnered with the American Red Cross, Nashville Fire Department, Metro Social Services, the Office of Homeless Services, Metro Nashville Police Department, and other local agencies to provide help and resources to those who are struggling.

For more information on available services and where to go for support, we encourage you to visit www.nashville.gov, where resources are listed by department and need.

Please continue to take care of one another. Middle Tennessee is resilient, and together, we will get through this. 🤍

30/01/2026

So, your house has tested positive for radon, but what now?
 We mitigate it!
The most common and effective method for mitigating radon is ASD, (active soil depressurization). This uses a fan + vent pipe to pull radon gas from beneath your foundation and release it safely outside, before it can enter your living space. 
The process:
1. Seal entry points – cracks, gaps, and openings in the foundation are sealed to block gas intrusion.
2. Create suction – a small hole is made in the slab and a PVC pipe is installed into the soil below.
3. Vent it out – an exterior fan pulls the gas upward and vents it above the roofline.
4. Monitor the system – a manometer (or alarm) shows it’s working, and retesting confirms safe levels.
Goal: Keep radon below the EPA action level (4 pCi/L).

When should you mitigate?
* If your home tests at or above 4 pCi/L, mitigation is strongly recommended. 
What does it cost?
* Typically around $1,200.
* However, the range can fall between $800 – $2,500 depending on home complexity, foundation type (crawl spaces are often pricier), and radon levels. 
Does it require maintenance?
Yes, but it’s minimal:
* Fan replacement every 5–10+ years (~$200–$350).
* Retest every 2 years to confirm effectiveness. 
Other Possible Solutions:
* Passive systems (sealing + natural venting) may help in some homes.
* Well water mitigation uses aeration or activated charcoal systems if radon is present in water.

You’ve done the testing, so it’s time to protect your home, and your lungs! Don’t wait for “someday” — radon levels can change, and you deserve to know your risk now.

If you’ve tested positive, are planning renovations, or just want a safer home, we can help you explore mitigation options.

👉 Give us a call at 615-465-2550 if you’re ready to take radon seriously, or even if you’re just looking for guidance, next steps, or to schedule a consultation!

23/01/2026

🛑 Radon: The Silent Risk in Your Home 🛑

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’ve been exposed to radon, here’s the scary truth: you usually won’t know until years later.

Radon has no immediate symptoms, but long-term exposure is a leading cause of lung cancer.

Over time, high levels of radon can lead to: • Persistent Coughing • Shortness of Breath • Wheezing • Chest Pain • Bloody Mucus

Because these symptoms often mirror lung cancer, testing your home is the only way to know your risk.

🔎 But how do you test for radon?
Thankfully radon tests are easily accessible, as most hardware stores have a few self-test kits available to choose from!

🏡 When should you test for radon?  • Before and after renovations, especially basement remodels. • Before buying or selling a home. • Anytime you’re simply curious about your indoor air quality.

📊 What if your test comes back positive? If your radon levels fall between 2–4 pCi/L (or higher), don’t panic. This doesn’t mean disaster—it means it’s time to take action. There are proven, effective steps to reduce radon levels and protect your home and health.

👉 Testing is simple. Peace of mind is priceless.

16/01/2026

🟢 January is Radon Awareness Month! 🟢
 For the remainder of this month, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about radon — from health risks to testing, and what to do if your home is affected. 
But first… what is radon? 🤔
Radon is a naturally occurring, invisible, odorless radioactive gas that forms from uranium in rocks and soil. It can sneak into homes through tiny cracks in foundations and build up indoors — without you ever knowing it’s there. 
Here’s the kicker for us Tennesseans: 👀 While radon testing isn’t required when buying or selling a home in Tennessee, our state is known for elevated radon levels thanks to our limestone-heavy bedrock. East and Middle Tennessee are considered the highest-risk areas, with average indoor levels predicted to be above 4 pCi/L, (that’s picocuries per liter — more on that later this month). 
Why does this matter? Long-term radon exposure is a serious health risk and is actually the second leading cause of lung cancer, right behind smoking. 😳

The good news? Radon can be easily tested for and managed once you know it’s there, and you’ve got us to tell you how!

If you live in Tennessee, or know someone who does, don’t be shy — spread the word! 📣 Let’s start 2026 by prioritizing the health of our homes and families.

👉 Be sure to follow along this month for more radon facts, tips, and awareness!

09/01/2026

Now that we’re a full week into 2026 and the craziness of the holidays has passed, it’s time to start implementing those *fun* new resolutions we set for ourselves into our standard routine… yay? 😅

All jokes aside, the top of the year really is the perfect opportunity to start introducing healthier habits, not just for ourselves, but also for our homes!

Here are 5 quick-and-easy tasks to help start the year off right:

1. Test Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Detectors
2. Clean Your Gutters
3. Clean Dryer Vent Hose
4. Clear Sink/Shower Drains
5. Change Refrigerator Water Filter

Let’s make 2026 the year of a healthy home, both inside and out!

Ready to make some major maintenance moves, but aren’t sure where to begin? Don’t worry - we’ve got you covered! Give us a call at 615-465-2550 to learn more about how we can help keep your house happy, and healthy!

26/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Home Energy Professionals!

Whether you’re celebrating old family traditions or creating new ones, sharing gifts or maybe just sharing stories, we hope your holiday is filled with love and light. ✨

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