Four Reasons Your Furnace Isn't Working

Posted on: 20 August 2019

During the long, cold winters days, a reliable furnace is the best way to keep your home nice and warm. It's important to provide regular maintenance checks on the appliance. This keeps the furnace functioning properly and can extend the life expectancy. However, even the best-serviced furnace can stop working due to a number of reasons. Some of them you can troubleshoot, while other causes lead to replacing the entire unit. [Read More]

Tasks To Complete Before The Experts Install Your Heater

Posted on: 17 July 2019

There are many reasons why it is a smart idea to invest in a new heating system before the cold weather sets in. And, while your HVAC professional will take care of all of the setup, there are a few things that you may want to do beforehand. Keep reading to learn about a few of them.  Duct Leak Testing The installation of a new heating system is the perfect time to make sure that your ductwork is free of leaks and other openings. [Read More]

Understanding Indoor Air Quality And What It Means To Your Health

Posted on: 14 June 2019

Your home is — or at least should be — your haven. It is a place where you go to relax at the end of a long day. Your home also serves as a place to spend time with family or entertain guests. However, what if someone told you that your home is not a haven after all? What if you found out that the air you're breathing inside your home can make you sick? [Read More]

Understanding The Many Types Of AC Filters

Posted on: 3 May 2019

Think that all air conditioning filters are the same? Think again! You are hopefully aware that your HVAC system needs to have its filter changed on a regular basis, but you may not be aware that the filter that you choose can have a number of effects on your home's air quality and even the efficiency of your entire HVAC system. Leaving old, dirty filters in place can cause your system to run inefficiently and cost you money over the long run, but choosing the wrong filter can have negative effects on your home's climate as well. [Read More]