Typical Causes Of AC Blower Problems

Your air conditioner (AC) won't cool your house if the air blower is malfunctioning. The air blower is the part of the AC that pulls state air for re-cooling and circulates cool air throughout the house. The following are some of the reasons an AC blower may malfunction.  Overheating The blower has both electrical and mechanical components that must work for efficient cooling. One of the electrical components is the blower motor, which is designed to operate within a specified temperature range. [Read More]

What To Expect When You Have A New, Energy-Efficient Furnace Installed

Updating your furnace is one of the best ways you can save money on your energy bills. Many furnaces today are at least 97% efficient, which means they waste very, very little fuel. This is a big step up from an older furnace that might be 70 to 80 percent efficient. But as exciting and as beneficial as having a new furnace installed may be, you probably still have a few questions about the process. [Read More]

What To Do To Stay Warm When Really Cold Weather Comes Through

With the recent polar vortex that passed through a large portion of the Midwest, you may have discovered that your furnace wasn't able to keep up with the very cold temperatures. Not only does the cold weather cause you to not feel comfortable when in your home, but it also runs the risk of pipes freezing and damage being caused as a result. Here are a few some things to do prior to the next extreme cold weather front to ensure that your furnace is prepared. [Read More]

How To Use Heat Pumps To Augment Your Heating And Cooling System

Many people are in the market for a system that can increase their energy efficiency at home, especially when it comes to heating and cooling. With energy prices inching upwards, many people have become concerned about the long-term affordability of traditional domestic heating solutions. The use of heat pumps has emerged as one of the solutions that people can take advantage of, and it comes with many benefits. However, heat pumps may not be a completely viable solution on their own. [Read More]