Your HVAC system acts as a channel for air to flow through to various rooms in your home. When allergens find their way into the vents, the heating and cooling system spreads them throughout the home. As a result, you…
Based on figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning results in 400 deaths in the US annually, plus 20,000 hospital visits. Although exposure could come from several sources, a leaking furnace or boiler in…
While thermostats don’t have a specific lifespan, a typical device lasts about 10 years before showing signs of wear and tear. The malfunction could be caused by something as simple as dust accumulation or an issue like old, loose wiring.…
Homeowners are unlikely to notice a blocked air duct, unless something physically obstructs it from the outside. Other signs like varying temperatures between rooms and above average energy bills often point to a clogged or damaged HVAC system. If cool…
Now that fall has begun, you likely won’t turn on your air conditioner again until late May. You may open windows on the occasional warm day, but the heating system will be on before we know it. For homeowners, now’s…
Most homeowners have their heating system inspected this time of year to make sure it’s working properly before winter. Even with a state-of-the-art heating system, your home may still feel cold during the months before springtime. Cold air can enter…
If you’re in the market for a new home air conditioning system, consider the advantages of ductless. Cost savings, improved efficiency and better air quality are just some of the benefits of choosing ductless air conditioning. What Is a Ductless…
Whether the unit is at your home or office, there are many common A/C problems to keep in mind. When the weather gets hot and humid, the last thing you want is for your unit to fail. For the benefit…
In New England, summers keep getting hotter and the heat waves can last for weeks at a time. Everyone is looking forward to warmer weather but if your air conditioner is not prepared, it could be a rough few days…
Living in New England, the heat often runs round the clock on cold winter days. When you come inside from the freezing outdoors and feel warmth, you might overlook a slight decline in your system’s performance. Yet if you wait…
