Like all home appliances, the furnace shows signs it’s time for repair or even complete replacement. The fall season is an important time to look out for these signs to avoid having to deal with a heating emergency in the dead of winter.
Roger The Plumber, a residential plumbing and HVAC services company, advises homeowners to review their summer utility bills for opportunities to cut energy costs.
If last month’s electricity bill made you jump out of your skin, then consider the following tips for lowering your A/C use this summer.
Other than derailed vacation plans, the worst thing that can happen during the summer is for an AC to stop working in the middle of a heat wave. But as long as you look out for the following signs, you can typically avoid an AC emergency.
If it’s time to replace your old air conditioner — whether the repairs have become too frequent and expensive, or you’re looking for a more energy efficient system — be sure to take the following steps before making a purchase.
Now that spring has sprung, your heater will take an extended vacation and your A/C will be serving you for the next six months. To reduce the risk of a sudden A/C emergency, here are seven signs you should be on the lookout for.
Spring has sprung (or is about to), and that means it’s time to schedule a professional A/C tune-up. If this sounds unnecessary to you, here are a few reasons why it’s absolutely necessary!
Your smartphone isn’t the only tech device being upgraded every year. Companies like Samsung and Chromasun are developing advanced HVAC systems with sensors that will determine when to turn on the system, what temperature to maintain and which rooms to cool or heat. Here are three innovations you can expect to see on the market.
Who doesn’t want to lower their monthly utility bills? If you’re looking for ways to cut energy costs, here are five simple steps you can take.
Winter is in full swing and homeowners should be prepared to weather a snowstorm. Here are a few ways to prepare the HVAC system for a serious snowstorm.