Have you considered giving your trusty furnace a treat this Halloween? No, we’re not talking about leaving a bowl of candy by the heating vent (though that might make your house smell amazing). We’re talking about some simple steps you can take to reduce strain on your heating system.
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The Winter Olympics are in full swing, and you’re prepared! But have you prepared your furnace to work all through the winter?
Make Sure Your Furnace is a Gold Medal Winner! Read More »
There’s one easy way to stay warm in winter: crank up your thermostat, and then hope you don’t cringe too badly when you get your heating bill!
How to Stay Warm This Winter, Without Spending $$$ Read More »
For many people, having a backup standby generator in their home is a no-brainer, especially if it’s cold outside! You don’t want to be stuck without power.
Do You Have a Standby Generator for the Winter? Read More »
A traditional programmable thermostat can be confusing; they can be overly complicated and frustrate the user. Despite the significant savings that these programmable thermostats offer, the simple fact is most people aren’t going to be able to take full advantage of them due to their complexity.
5 Reasons to Use a Smart Programmable Thermostat Read More »
HVAC has been around since the start of the twentieth century. That’s a long time, but by and large, the technology hasn’t changed all that much up until the last 15 years or so.
2019 HVAC Tech Trends Read More »
February is a month dedicated to things people love: their spouses, their kids, their pets and even their homes. With that in mind, showing some love to the inner intricacies that make your home function on a regular basis isn’t a half bad idea, actually, it’s a great one!
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The heating systems of today have come a long way from the days of wood-burning stoves and open fire places. The Age of Technology has changed everything, including the ways we heat our homes. Now we have choices that are both more economic and more environmentally friendly. Wood fueled – Prior to 1885, most American
Home Heating Then and Now Read More »
