Month: October 2016

Check Your Thermostat! The start of every new season is a great time to ensure all of your equipment, including your thermostat, is in proper working order. Test the Temperature Test the temperature of your thermostat by setting it to a higher temperature. Listen to your system and make sure you don’t hear any louder […]

Which Vents Should Be Open And When The key to an efficient and comfortable home is good air flow. The better you have your air flow working with you, the less energy your HVAC system depletes attempting to work overtime, saving you energy and money. If your home features a “high/low” return air register system […]

Reminder: Change Your Filter! The start of a new season should mean a fresh filter for your HVAC system. Your current filter is filled with dust and allergens (most likely ragweed) from the summer, and needs to be changed so you have optimal air quality in your home. Your current filter is also collecting buildup […]

Ductless For Your Historic Home Historic and older homes can be tricky to update. The biggest challenges are primarily due to design and space. Older homes are not designed for today’s equipment. In newer homes, builders take into account the space required for ducted systems, so the homeowner doesn’t have to worry about designing around […]

Heating Bills Rising? A High Efficiency Gas Furnace Can Help Are you noticing that your heating bills have been steadily rising over the past few years? You may have an inefficient furnace. You may hear that word being thrown around a lot lately; efficient. But what does that mean for you? Efficiency is concerned with […]