Is your HVAC system prepared to handle cold temperatures and frozen precipitation? Some older units may have to work twice as hard during a winter storm to keep you warm. Living in New England, residents can expect there to be…
Heating our homes in winter keeps everyone warm, but can also make the inside air extremely dry. Effects include itchy skin, allergies and snoring at night. Although heating your home is necessary to maintain comfort during the coldest season, doing…
You’re in the market for a new home, but don’t know much about the evaluation process. One of the most important elements to inspect in a potential home is the HVAC system. During a typical New England winter, the heating…
Winters in New England can be brutally cold. While we all want our homes to be toasty warm after a long day at work, that is not always the case. Especially in older homes, duct leaks are a common concern…
Is temperature a constant debate in your home? Maybe you feel cold all the time, while the kids protest it’s hot. If you are tired of watching the thermostat raised back and forth, an HVAC zoning system could be the…
As a homeowner, you have a lot of things on your mind. From the roof and plumbing, to property taxes and security alarms, there is plenty to keep you busy. Heating systems are an integral part of homes in Connecticut…
A home heating system is one of those investments you need to consider very carefully before you buy. Perhaps the single largest component of home energy use, your heating system should be efficient, so you don’t get stuck paying exorbitant…
New England winters can be brutally cold; the last thing a Connecticut home or business owner wants to hear is that the heat is broken! If you experience any of these common heating problems, don’t panic! We offer simple solutions…
When it’s winter in New England, we all feel the urge to crank up the thermostat to 80 degrees and get cozy on the couch. However, if the heat is constantly running, your energy costs rise along with the temperature.…
On a cold winter night in New England, temperatures can drop well below freezing. When the weather forecast predicts negative digits, the last thing you want is to find your home without a working heat source. This is one reason…
