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The heating and cooling costs in my turn of the century house were simply out of control for many years. I often found myself cowering under the blankets in the freezing cold weather because I simply could not afford to turn the heat on. I thought for sure that the only way to lower my bills was to replace my entire unit. However, thanks to an amazing HVAC contractor in my local area, I learned that there were many different ways to lower my bill without investing in a new furnace and air conditioning system. Today I am sitting in a comfortable home with a reasonable energy bill, thanks to the knowledge that contractor shared with me. This site is my way of paying it forward and making sure everyone else knows how they can start saving too.

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3 Things You Shouldn't Do When Replacing Your Furnace

Posted on November 16, 2022

If your furnace can no longer achieve its intended function, a new and improved replacement will guarantee that your home remains comfortable during the cold season. That said, every homeowner knows that a new installation is costly, and avoiding mistakes that may compromise its effective heating is paramount. Failure to do this will leave you with never-ending repairs after minimal usage. Hence, watch out for the mistakes mentioned below.  Not Checking the Condition of the Ductwork [Read More]

Do You Receive High Energy Bills? 4 Furnace Repairs That Might Fix The Problems

Posted on October 27, 2022

Energy bills are probably highest during freezing and hot months. When your furnace runs continually to keep your loved ones warm, you can expect slightly high energy bills for the period. However, the utility bill should not skyrocket to unfathomable figures. You'll want to hire a heating contractor to help you fix the problem causing high energy bills in your home. The following are a few possible repairs the expert might attempt. [Read More]

Is Your Old Furnace Driving Your Heating Bills Too High? Consider A Replacement Today

Posted on October 10, 2022

If your outdated furnace keeps blowing a fuse on the circuit breaker box and you've noticed your heating bills keep getting higher and higher, it's time to talk with an HVAC team about updating the unit. A gas furnace will last about 15-20 years, but if your furnace is at least a decade old then it may be costing you additional money each month on your heating bills. You also don't want a unit that is consuming so much electricity that it blows the breaker. [Read More]

Get Prepared For The Unexpected: Installing A New Furnace Before Winter Gets Here

Posted on September 21, 2022

If you haven't already done so, one of the best ways to prepare for the winter months is to make sure you have a working furnace. There's no better time to get started on your new furnace installation before the cold weather hits. Check out these pointers that can help you have the furnace installed in time for the bitter cold season ahead. Get your HVAC System Inspected A professional inspection of your furnace and air conditioner will help identify any issues that need to be addressed before the first freeze hits. [Read More]