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Keeping My Power Bills Down

A few months after I moved into my home, I realized that the power bills were going to be sky high. The home had multiple levels but not very many ceiling fans or vents. I knew that I had to do something to make things right, so I contacted an HVAC contractor to get their advice. They told me that a ductless unit would help, so we installed one. This blog is all about keeping your power bills down, no matter where you live and no matter what your house is like. With a few little changes, you could protect your monthly budget.

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Why Is My Furnace Making Weird Noises?

Posted on January 6, 2020

Unusual noises are often one of the first signs of trouble with any piece of HVAC equipment. Since furnaces typically run on natural gas, strange noises can be especially distressing. If your furnace has been making sounds, then it's essential to call an HVAC professional to diagnose it as soon as possible. In the meantime, this guide will help you to identify the likely cause of the problem. If you can't find your problem listed here, or if you are unsure of the source of the noise, stop using your heating immediately until a technician can properly evaluate your furnace. [Read More]

5 Unusual Signs Of Impending Furnace Problems

Posted on November 30, 2019

Sometimes it's easy to tell when your furnace needs maintenance. The usual warning signs are so obvious that it's hard for most homeowners to miss. However, not all warnings are as noticeable as the typical bad odors or loud noises. There are plenty of warning signs that are so subtle that they're easy for the average homeowner to miss. The following article highlights a few of these subtle and unusual signs of furnace trouble on the horizon. [Read More]

Problems With Uneven Heating In The Home

Posted on October 28, 2019

When you turn on your furnace, you expect your home to heat relatively equally. It can be frustrating when some rooms stay freezing cold while others are comfortable. There are a variety of reasons why your home may heat unevenly. The following can help you find the cause of your discomfort. Are the vents closed or blocked? Blocked vents are the most likely non-mechanical reason for uneven heating. Make sure no furniture, drapery, or tablecloths are covering up the vents or the air returns located on the floor or lower walls of the rooms. [Read More]

Two Residential Heating Sources And How To Prepare Them For Winter

Posted on September 24, 2019

As the leaves begin to change and the temperature drops lower each day, it is a sure sign that the cold season is swiftly approaching. This means you should start focusing on preparing the property for winter. One of the main things that you need to do is make sure that the heating source in your home is working correctly and ready to be used when needed. If there were no issues with it the previous season, there isn't much that you need to do. [Read More]