Making Your Customers Comfortable

Posted on: 18 November 2019

The position of your gas furnace is important because it will affect the efficiency and safety of your furnace. Many homes will place their furnaces in the basement, but if you do not have a basement, you might need to find a different location to install your furnace. Close Proximity to Natural Gas For a natural gas furnace, the best location is one where you can easily supply natural gas. If you will be using propane tanks rather than a natural gas line, this is not relevant.
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Posted on: 14 October 2019

Are you looking for a way to control the temperature of your home, and are deciding between a heat pump and a combination of a furnace and air conditioner? If so, it will help to know the differences between these two so that you can make an informed decision.  Summer Usage The first thing to understand is how a heat pump and air conditioner work in the summer. The truth is that they are practically identical.
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Posted on: 28 August 2019

If you are an HVAC contractor, you are fast approaching the slow-down of the cooling season, and the slow pick-up of the heating season. Somewhere in the middle will be that lull that most HVAC contractors and business owners dread. Some of them will offer support and services to a wide variety of consumers just to fill the lull, but if you work and reside in an area where three states (or more!
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Posted on: 25 July 2019

When you hear about mold problems, you may not think much about the HVAC system in your home, but the ducts are an area where these problems often start. Other HVAC problems like leaking condensation lines or corroded pans can also cause problems with mildew and mold. The following tips will help you deal with the mildew and mold problems due to HVAC ducts and damage: Repair Insulation Damage on Ducts That Causes Condensation to Form and Mold to Grow
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