by Joe Wagner | Mar 14, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Cold Weather, Heating System, Indoor Air, Thermostat
If you want to save money on food you have several options: eat out less, buy cheaper brands, do more from scratch, etc. But you usually don’t have alternatives to go to for things like power, water, and gas. Saving money on utilities is almost entirely a game of... 
by Joe Wagner | Feb 22, 2019 | Cold Weather, Heating System, Indoor Air
Why You Could Use A Humidifier This Winter If you live north of the tropics, low indoor humidity is a problem every winter. Cold air is drier because it can’t hold as much moisture as warm air, and indoor air that’s gone through your heating system will be just as... 
by Joe Wagner | Feb 22, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Heating System, Indoor Air, Thermostat
The Thermostats Of The Future It’s funny, there are some technologies everyone wants the latest of as soon as there is a latest to be had. We preorder and stand in line for new smartphones, even when the new one will only be a little better than the current one. But... by Joe Wagner | Jan 30, 2019 | Cold Weather, Heating System
Safety Precautions In Severe Cold The 2019 Polar Vortex Outbreak brought the coldest temperatures in almost a generation to many parts of the United States, and caused several deaths. We hope it will be a long time before we get that kind of weather again, but since... 
by Joe Wagner | Jan 4, 2019 | Cold Weather, Heating System, Indoor Air, Thermostat
Improvements In Modern Furnaces Technology is always improving, and you can see it easily in how often new phones come out. But with something like furnaces, that you have for decades and don’t look at every day, it can be easy to miss how things have improved. Today... by Joe Wagner | Dec 19, 2018 | Cold Weather, Heating System, Maintenance
What To Consider When Buying A New Furnace In choosing a new furnace, you will ultimately be balancing initial system and installation costs with long term operational costs, including maintenance. Here are some tips to get you started. Fuel First let’s look at... 