Summer is Upon Us – Is Your AC Working?

Posted on: 14 October 2020

As a new homeowner with a fuel-burning furnace, it's important that you understand the risk associated with skipping necessary furnace maintenance. Ideally, you should have your furnace serviced at least once a year to keep it running both efficiently and safely. Here's a look at what you need to know about why this maintenance is so important. Ensures Adequate Airflow One of the things that your furnace maintenance technician will check is the air intake and air ducts in your system.
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Posted on: 16 September 2020

Depending on where you live, you may have an option for several different types of heating system installation. Some are more efficient than others, but choosing the right one for your home can be a challenge. Below are the five most common types of furnaces, along with their own unique strengths and weaknesses. Oil Furnace Though almost exclusively found in the Northeastern part of the United States, oil furnaces are not very energy-efficient but are very inexpensive to install and maintain, making them ideal for older homes that already require a lot of upkeep.
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Posted on: 8 September 2020

You might notice that your AC unit is not cooling properly, but you might also be reluctant to hire an air conditioning repair technician. The last thing you'd want is to contact an AC technician when your unit is simply not turned on or there is another simple answer to your question. There are several common issues you should look for before you hire an AC repair technician. Make Sure a Filter Is in Place
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Posted on: 9 July 2020

Properly maintaining your air conditioning system is a big deal for any homeowner because this one system is one of the most valued components of a home. Take a look at some of the typical questions about repair and maintenance costs.  How much will it cost to replace an AC condenser motor?  The condenser motor in your central air conditioning system is one of the more costly components. This one motor is responsible for the brunt of the work the AC does, so it is naturally more costly.
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