Rodents In Your HVAC Unit? Here's What You Need To Know

Posted on 5 January 2023

If you're like most homeowners, you know that keeping your HVAC system in good running order is vital to the overall comfort of you and other members of your household. For this reason, you're probably mindful of routine maintenance tasks such as changing filters on a regular basis to keep the unit running smoothly. However, you may not be aware of one of the biggest potential dangers to residential HVAC systems — rodents. [Read More]

The Pros And Cons Of Solar Water Heater Systems

Posted on 16 December 2022

As more people look to reduce their carbon footprint and make energy-conscious choices, greener appliances are becoming more popular. If you are in need of a new water heater system, you may find yourself considering tankless water heaters that use less energy or even a solar water heater system. Taking the time to learn about the pros and cons of various water heater systems can help you to decide which may be the best option for you. [Read More]

Three Important Concepts You Need To Know When Insulating Your Home

Posted on 30 November 2022

Heat has a natural tendency to want to travel from somewhere that is hot to somewhere that is cold. If it's hot outside, the heat might enter your home and make it hotter than you might want. If it's cold outside, your heat might want to escape and your home may then become colder than you might want. You can always add insulation to your home and you can do it on your own. [Read More]

3 Signs You Should Ask Your Heating Contractor To Mend Your Ductwork

Posted on 21 October 2022

One of the most important parts of your furnace is the ductwork. This is because the tunnel; is responsible for distributing heat throughout your home. Any problems with your ductwork can cause your furnace to work less efficiently and cost you more money in energy bills. Since your ductwork is out of sight, it's difficult to know when it sustains damage. This is why it's important to keep an eye out for tell-tale signs indicating your ductwork might need mending. [Read More]

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Sealing Up Damaged Ventilation Lines

When it comes to making your HVAC system more efficient, you might be worried about your antiquated furnace or that rickety air conditioner more than you are about your vents. However, leaking vents can send carefully heated or cooled air into wall voids or rooms where you won't use it, which can waste a ton of energy. I had this problem a few years ago, and it was driving up the price of my monthly gas and power bill. This blog is all about improving your HVAC system by carefully sealing up damaged ventilation lines. You never know, sealing a junction gap or a simple leak could help you to lower expenses and keep your home more comfortable.

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