Surge Protection Isn’t Just Storm Protection: What You Need to Know!
January 3rd, 2022Here’s why you should consider whole-house surge protection, for your comfort and convenience!
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What You Should Know About Your Furnace Heat Exchanger
December 20th, 2021The heat exchanger has a vital job in your furnace, and if your system isn’t properly maintained, a damaged heat exchanger could be very bad news for your home. Here’s why!
How to Best Prepare Your AC for Summer
May 10th, 2021Prepping your AC for summer starts with professional maintenance. Here’s how it helps!
Do You Really Need Air Duct Cleaning?
October 29th, 2018An air duct cleaning is a simple way to boost your home’s indoor air quality.
A Warning About Cracked Heat Exchangers in Gas Furnace
December 25th, 2017We want to caution you about the most common cause for a gas furnace to become unsafe: cracked heat exchangers.
Comparing Gas and Electric Furnaces
November 27th, 2017Gas furnace and electric furnaces remain the two most common choices. Is there one that’s automatically a better option than the other?
What Is Short-Cycling, and Why Should I Worry About It?
April 3rd, 2015Have you ever noticed your furnace behaving strangely? Shutting itself on and off every couple of minutes, for example? If you have, you’ve got a pretty serious problem. That behavior is one of the most damaging things that can happen to heating systems, known as “short-cycling.” So what is short-cycling, really?
How Duct Cleaning Improves Your Indoor Air Quality
February 25th, 2015When was the last time that you spared a thought for the ducts in your home? Probably not for a while, and no one can blame you for that. After all, what is there to really consider about ducts? They are an avenue for air to travel through, and that’s about it.
Why Is Excessive Condensation in My Air Conditioner a Problem?
May 30th, 2014You are probably familiar with the sounds an AC makes during normal operation: the whir of the blower, the hum of the compressor, and the occasional sound of dripping water. The source of that last sound is the condensation that develops along…
