House Fans and Trees to Improve Your AC Efficiency

Posted on 29 December 2015

An AC unit can be expensive to operate, and the more you run your AC unit, the more it wears down. In order to save yourself money, you need to find ways to improve the efficiency of your AC system. To begin with, installing additional equipment can help to save you money, but natural solutions such as planting trees can also help.  Why Use a House Fan? A house fan is not the same thing as a ceiling fan. [Read More]

Pros And Cons Of Biomass Heating

Posted on 24 December 2015

If you're exploring green heating solutions for your home, one that you may be considering is biomass heating. This is defined as the burning of organic materials, such as wood, wood pellets, corn cobs, or even animal dung, to provide heat for a home. While biomass heating is a good choice for some homeowners, it is not the best option for everyone. Keep these pros and cons in mind as you decide if biomass heating is right for you. [Read More]

Facts About Oil Tank Leakage Every New Homeowner Needs To Know

Posted on 22 December 2015

The homeowner that has bought a home with an oil furnace heating system should always have a close look at the oil storage tank. Making sure the oil tank at your new home is safe and up to date is important to avoid being fined and for saving money on your oil usage. Learning more about the signs you need to replace your oil tank because of leakage is important before using it. [Read More]

Tips for Choosing an HVAC System

Posted on 19 December 2015

When you decide to replace your HVAC system, you are making a major investment. As a result, you will want to make sure that you choose the perfect one for your house's needs. Here are some tips for choosing the best HVAC system for your situation so that your house can remain comfortable all year round. 1. Get the Right HVAC System for Your Home Size You want to purchase the right HVAC system for the size of your home. [Read More]

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Finding Duct Leaks

When I started noticing that our furnace wasn't working quite right, I immediately blamed it on my system. I thought that it simply wasn't producing warm air, so I hired a professional to come out and check the system. However, as soon as he started inspecting things, he noticed several large leaks between junction points and around corners. He mentioned that if there were leaks in the lines, the heated air wouldn't be able to travel to the right room. He went through my entire home and repaired the ducts, and you wouldn't believe the difference it made. Check out this blog to learn more about finding duct leaks.

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