by Joe Wagner | Oct 31, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Heating System, Indoor Air, Maintenance
Home extensions are wonderful things. They give your family more space, you can design them pretty much exactly how you want, and for most people, the planning and saving will take so much time that they will feel a personal sense of investment and accomplishment. But... by Joe Wagner | Oct 21, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Heating System, Maintenance
This Fall, don’t miss the Trane Unstoppable Event. For a limited time, you can get up to $700 in rebates for qualified systems, and zero interest for 36 months for qualified buyers. Every house needs a new heating and cooling system eventually. The high costs that... by Joe Wagner | Oct 10, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Air Pollutants, Allergies, Heating System, Indoor Air
The Importance Of Cleaning HVAC and Dryer Ducts If you’ve had any kind of HVAC service call in the last couple of years, the company you worked with may have recommended a duct cleaning for you, and maybe you thought it was just an upsell. And yes, we get it. Your... by Joe Wagner | Sep 30, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Heating System, Indoor Air
HVAC Options For A Finished Basement In recent decades, finishing a basement has become a popular way to get more living space out of your home, whether as a playroom, a rental, or something else. If you’re thinking of finishing your basement, or if it’s already... by Joe Wagner | Jul 16, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Cold Weather, Heating System, Indoor Air, Maintenance
How To Know If You Have An HVAC Emergency Not all household maintenance issues can wait for a regular appointment. Some problems with your heating and cooling system on a hot or cold enough day can put lives in danger if not attended to fast. Here are some pointers... by Joe Wagner | Jul 6, 2019 | Cold Weather, Heating System, Indoor Air, Maintenance
What Makes A Heat Pump Unit Freeze Up? A heat pump system works by circulating refrigerant to draw warmth out of the outside air in the heating season and bring it inside, and in the cooling season to draw warmth out of the inside air and disperse it outside. Because... 