June 22, 2023 - Page 4 of 6

Using Your HVAC to Combat Fall Allergens

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Some of us just don’t get a break from allergies. Just as summer allergies to grass pollen abate, fall rolls around and we find ourselves

How Do Leaves Affect Your HVAC System?

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With the change in seasons come new threats to your HVAC system. One such threat comes in the form of fallen leaves. It’s hard to

The History of Heat: Furnaces

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Home heating of one sort of another has been around for millions of years but it’s been less than one hundred years that furnaces, as

Ways to Alter Thermostat Settings for the End of Daylight Saving

A technician in a blue shirt shows a wall-mounted thermostat to a man and woman in a kitchen and dining area, as they all look at the device and smile.

When daylight saving time ends on November 4th this year, you’ll be setting back the time on your clocks by one hour. You should also mark

Myths About Ductless System

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Despite the continuing increase in residential installations, ductless technology myths linger. Sales of ductless mini-split heat pumps consistently account for about 10 percent of the HVAC market

Set Your Home on Vacation Mode Before Your Trip

A small wooden cabin sits on grassy terrain under a dramatic, cloudy sky at sunset. The sun is low on the horizon, casting an orange glow over the landscape.

Going on vacation this year? If so, you no doubt will be making a list of things you need to square away on the home

HVAC Isn’t Synonymous With A/C

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While often used interchangeably, the acronyms HVAC and A/C are not synonymous. Your A/C is but one unit of all the HVAC systems that control

Ways Weather Can Affect Energy Bill

As any homeowner can attest, your energy bill is something you are constantly thinking about. The energy that we use at any given time and

Homeowners Should Know These HVAC Parts

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It takes a variety of HVAC parts to make up the whole system that keeps your home comfortable in all seasons. A weakness in any

How to Keep the Guest House Cool in Summer

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Assuring guest house comfort for overnight visitors is entirely possible during the summer months by using your current HVAC system or using smaller, room-sized equipment.

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