The Many Benefits of Air Conditioning Maintenance
March 20th, 2017Maintenance isn’t a luxury for an AC, and skipping it once makes it more likely it will be skipped again in the future, leading to cumulative problems.
March Is the Time to Schedule Air Conditioning Maintenance
March 6th, 2017Regardless of the swings in March weather, for HVAC technicians this is the month to start working on air conditioning maintenance.
Why Is My Furnace Causing a Tripped Circuit Breaker?
February 20th, 2017One problem that can occur with a furnace is that it starts to trip the circuit breaker when it turns on. This is something that you can’t ignore!
How Ductless Heating (and Cooling) Works
February 6th, 2017We have previously recommended that homeowners look into having a ductless mini split installed. But how do these ductless systems actually work?
Watch for Heating Emergencies During the Cold Snap!
January 23rd, 2017You’re probably concerned with staying warm, and that means extra stress on the heating system. Watch for these signs it’s time to call for repairs!
Air Filters vs. Air Cleaners: Which Should You Get?
January 16th, 2017There are different ways to remove unwanted particles from circulating around your home, creating discomfort and health troubles. The two broadest categories are mechanical air filters and electronic air cleaners.
How a Geothermal System Makes Winter Heating Easier
January 9th, 2017Geothermal heating and cooling is done through a type of heat pump. But where the conventional heat pump uses the outside air as its medium for heat exchange (an air-source heat pump), a geothermal system uses the heat in the ground as its medium (a ground-source heat pump).
Is Your Radiant Heating System Leaking?
January 2nd, 2017The biggest concern with any heater that uses hydronic power (i.e. heated water) is that the pipes may start to leak. This is rare, thankfully, but still a risk.
Watch for These Signs of Water Heater Trouble
December 26th, 2016If the water heater fails on you during winter, the impact will be worse than a failure during the summer. So we encourage you to watch for the following indications that you have a water heater that’s facing an uphill climb due to wear and/or malfunctions.
