Vickie Blakey

Vickie Blakey

About Vickie Blakey

Copeland Commercial & Residential Solutions, Product Marketing Manager With over 15 years of commercial and residential HVAC experience, Vickie has worked with engineers, contractors and consumers. She has a passion for energy-efficient, environmentally friendly solutions and working with customers to understand their right mix of cost and comfort in an HVAC solution.
heat pump

HVAC in the Southeast: What’s the Best System for My Home?

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Due to the warm climate, homes in the Southeast need efficient cooling and dehumidifying systems as well as an option for light winter heating. While most homes continue to use central cooling and heating systems, heat pumps are also widely used in the Southeast as an ideal solution for the mild winters. The popularity of heat pumps has grown, especially in recent years, as a commonly used cooling and heating technology.

heat pump or air conditioner

HVAC in the Southwest: What’s the Best System for My Home?

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Due to the warm climate, homes in the Southwest need efficient cooling and dehumidifying systems as well as an option for light winter heating. While the majority of homes continue to use central cooling and heating systems, heat pumps are also widely used in the Southwest as an ideal solution for the mild winters.

Two stage variable speed air conditioner

Air Conditioning Basics: Two-Stage and Variable Speed Systems

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While many homes still use the standard single-stage air conditioner, two-stage and variable speed systems are proving to offer better energy output, efficiency, and dehumidification. Learning more about their differences and benefits can help you guide customers toward making the best choice for their home.

tan house with brown roof with beautiful landscape

HVAC in the Midwest: What’s the Best System for My Home?

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Your system controls your indoor climate and is also a large financial investment, so it is important to do your research and find the best system for where you live. In the Midwest, there are several HVAC systems that present themselves as viable options for keeping your home comfortable all year long, regardless of season.