If you get socked with a few ridiculously high utility bills each winter, your electric heating system and the manner in which you use it, along with the insulation methods that are available, can have a bearing on the sudden jump in price. Use some strategies to reduce energy consumption and keep your home’s interior cozy.
Briefly Clean The Heating Unit
A dust-free zone is essential when it comes to the efficient operation of your central heating unit. Read More»
Unless you want to be stuck inside of a cold house all winter long, it’s important that you not only know how to take care of your HVAC but how to also tell if something is wrong with it. From weird sounds to a lack of heat, this article will list a few basic ways to tell if your HVAC is acting up. Are you ready to learn more? If so, read on. Read More»
If you like saving money and take personal satisfaction in a job well done, then chances are you’re handling your own furnace maintenance. While there’s plenty you can do to keep your furnace in great shape, some maintenance tasks are too complex or too dangerous to on your own; that’s where an experienced HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) technician comes in.
1. Burner Cleaning and Repair
Your furnace’s burners are responsible for turning fuel and air into fire. Read More»
Heat pumps are an ideal choice for your home heating system because they safe, energy efficient, and versatile. However, just like any other type of heating system, heat pumps are vulnerable to damage. Since heat pumps aren’t quite as common as other heating systems, such as a furnace or boiler, many homeowners are unfamiliar with the symptoms that signal it’s time for heat pump repairs. Here are three of the most common heat pump problems and how to identify them. Read More»
Air source heat pumps are becoming an increasingly common choice among homeowners. These systems cool your home in the summer and can then be switched into heating mode in the winter. If the following winter will be your first winter using your air source heat pump to warm your home, then these tips may come in handy.
1. Keep the setting constant.
With a traditional furnace, you generally turn the temperature back when you’re not home for the day in an effort to save energy. Read More»
