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How to Combat Colds and Allergies with Your HVAC System

Your HVAC system circulates dust, pollen, mold, bacteria and other contaminants. These impurities can exacerbate respiratory conditions, irritate allergies and increases the chances of catching colds and other viruses. Luckily, there are many ways to keep the air in your HVAC system clean. Regularly Replace...

New HVAC Technologies are Saving Consumers Money while Helping the Environment

Technological breakthroughs and improvements have changed the HVAC dramatically in recent years. Consumers have also influenced HVAC, particularly in terms of making heating and cooling devices more ecologically-friendly. HVAC Trends 1. Eco-Friendly HVAC Systems Everyone wants to save money while reducing climate change. As a...

What to Expect from an Excellent HVAC Contractor

If the contractor you use does not provide the level of service in the following reviews (paraphrased), call someone else next time! On-Time Arrival “The technician arrived on time and completed the work in 55 minutes.” “…They arrived at the time we had agreed upon,...

Freeing Your Home of Indoor Air Pollutants

Indoor air pollutants can increase allergic symptoms and even kill. Follow these tips to keep your home free of as many harmful pollutants as possible, especially in the winter. Never Let People Smoke in Your House The Surgeon General says there is no safe level...

Why are Gas Heating Bills so High this Winter?

The government’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicts that, on average, households using natural gas will spend about $930 to heat their homes over the 2022–2023 cold months. This big jump is based on both an increase in natural gas consumption and prices. It’s important to remember...

To Lower Winter Energy Bills, Get Your Routine Maintenance Done Now

With Winter coming soon, the importance of maintaining your heating system cannot be over-stressed. An HVAC system not functioning at peak efficiency can make the system work harder and cost more to run. One routinely maintained can help with energy-efficiency, gas and electric bills, and...

Why You Need to Check Your Carbon Monoxide Detector in the Winter

Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless gas. It is produced when fossil fuel is burned (like in your furnace) and can cause sudden illness or death. You often do not know you are suffering from CO poisoning until it is too late, especially if...

Heating Costs Expected to Increase this Winter

According to an October 13 NBC news story, utility companies are already raising ratesacross the country, and are expected to raise them more this winter than usual. This is causing consumers and the assistance programs many rely on to prepare for a costly winter: Residents...

Make Some Resolutions for 2023 to Save Energy at Home

With the new year just beginning recently, it’s not too late to make some New Year’s resolutions for your home’s heating and cooling systems. If you commit yourself to take some simple steps, you’ll be surprised at how much energy (and money) you’ll save in...

Five Ways to Keep Your Energy Costs in Check this Fall

With so many costs going up, many of us are concerned about energy costs for the coming fall and winter. Fortunately, there are a number of steps you can take to lower energy expenses— while increasing the comfort of your home. You will also increase...

Madeira Furnace Installation

You don’t want the cheapest option when it’s time to install a new furnace in your Madeira home. Choose a contractor with a reputation among your neighbors for doing the job right. The best local furnace installers are the ones with the most experience, the best reviews and the broadest product knowledge. All of these are good criteria for finding a qualified heater installer. But the best choice to replace the furnace in the home you proudly keep well-maintained in Madeira is one you know and trust. If you have an HVAC partner you have worked with on cleaning, maintenance and repairs, and they have provided good service at a fair price, chances are you can trust them to install your new furnace. Correct installation takes a lot of skill. Here are some considerations: the correct size of furnace, the right location in your home, a proper foundation and a good seal.

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