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How old is your home heating system? How much are your heating bills each winter? Did you know that your heating bill could be much higher than it needs to be if your heating system is outdated or not well maintained? To find out what it could cost to update your heating system and lower the cost of heating your home for next winter, take a moment to visit my website. I have learned this past winter just how much money can be saved by spending money on an updated heating system. Find out how much I have saved this year and what changes I made to achieve the savings.

Why Is My Furnace Not Heating Evenly?

12 November 2020
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As the temperature starts to drop, many people are turning on the furnaces for the first time in several months to heat up their homes. Unfortunately, many of those people will find out that not only is their furnace not working as efficiently as it used to, but it is also not heating rooms evenly either. This is about more than just being comfortable; if you have elderly people or babies living underneath your roof, temperatures that dip too far can cause health issues. Read More 

Climate Considerations For Heat Pumps

5 October 2020
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If you're building a new home, then a heat pump is an efficient and cost-effective option for keeping your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Heat pumps are sometimes referred to as reversible air conditioning systems since they work on similar principles. Transporting heat from one area to another is a highly efficient mode of operation, making them superior to furnaces in many ways. Although heat pumps can work in almost any environment, they are most effective in certain climates. Read More 

Fitting It In: Choosing The Right Location For A Condenser

1 September 2020
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Ductwork installation is often the most challenging part of any central air conditioning retrofit project, but condenser placement is equally crucial. If your home has limited outdoor space or cluttered areas close to your home, then finding the right position may not always be straightforward. As your HVAC installer guides you through this process, keep these four essential factors in mind. 1. Proper Airflow Although the compressor may be the priciest item in your outdoor unit, it's the condenser coils that steal the show. Read More 

A Guide To AC Short Cycling

31 July 2020
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When it's hot outside, you likely look forward to returning to your cool, air conditioned home. This can be a problem if the AC is malfunctioning. One common problem is short cycling. What Is Short Cycling? Short cycling is when the AC pops on, runs for a minute or two, and then turns back off without fully cooling the home. This process is then repeated over and over. It's a problem because it puts undo stress on the AC unit, wastes energy, and leads to higher bills. Read More 

Why an HVAC Contractor Might Recommend Installing a Programmable Thermostat

2 July 2020
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When you talk to an HVAC contractor about maintenance, repairs, and improvements that need to be done to your heating and air conditioning system, one thing that they might mention is the option to install a programmable thermostat. In fact, many HVAC contractors suggest programmable thermostats to their customers. If you're wondering why this is the case, consider the reasons below. It's an Affordable Upgrade Many people are hesitant to make unnecessary upgrades to their heating and air conditioning systems because of the cost. Read More