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Ways To Save Even More On Heating Costs

Turning down the thermostat on the heater in order to save money can be effective, but it can also leave you cold, literally. There is a point where you simply need the heater on to achieve a livable temperature in your home. If you can't lower the thermostat any more, you have a few other ways to save while keeping yourself cozy. Use the Central Heater for Baseline Warmth and Space Heaters for Immediate Warmth Read More 

Why Installing A Larger AC Than You Need Could Be A Bad Idea

If you need to replace your old air conditioner, you may be tempted to get a larger one next time so your home stays extra cool. It seems like a larger air conditioner would cool your home better while running less. However, the opposite is true. An air conditioner that's too large can cause all kinds of problems. Here are some of the negative effects of installing an air conditioner that's too large for your home. Read More 

Did Your Adult Child Just Purchase Their First Home? Share These Heating System Safety Tips

Over the years, you've made sure that your child always had a warm home to keep them comfortable in the winter. Now, they've finally grown up and moved out on their own, and you realize that you might not have shown them everything about how to care for a heating system that they need to know. As your adult child moves into their new home, be sure to share these safety tips so that you know they'll be secure throughout the colder months. Read More 

5 Heating-Related Tips for Your Daycare Facility

If you operate a daycare facility, then one thing that you might be concerned about now that winter is approaching is keeping the children nice and warm. These heating-related tips are perfect for those who are involved in the daycare industry. 1. Have the Heating System Checked out before the Cold Weather Comes Before cold weather affects the city that your daycare is in, have the heating system checked out. You can do this by contacting a company that offers heating repair services. Read More 

Should Your Heater Ever Smell?

Ideally, your heater should be odorless or smell pleasant, at least. However, there are times that your HVAC will eventually emit smells that you may find worrisome. Some smells are fairly common and expected from your heater, which have been turned off for months during summer. However, some smells can also be serious health hazard that warrant for immediate furnace repair. Here are some of the common heater smells and what should you do about them: Read More