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As temperatures soar, the last thing you want to encounter is an air conditioning (AC) unit that isn’t functioning properly. Recognizing the signs that your AC unit requires immediate repair can be crucial for maintaining a comfortable living environment, ensuring...

You probably have an opinion (probably a strong one) about the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) that was signed into law last summer. Intended to curb inflation and reduce carbon emissions, among other provisions, the IRA includes tax credits for energy-efficient home...

As a homeowner or business owner, you may not think about your HVAC system until it stops working. However, regular maintenance can prevent costly breakdowns, improve energy efficiency and save you money in the long run. Here are some reasons why regular HVAC...

When it comes to indoor air quality, many homeowners don't realize that their HVAC system plays a crucial role. Your HVAC system can either help or harm the air you breathe, depending on how well it's maintained and the quality of its components. In this blog post,...

Coughing—it’s the worst thing to hear in the dead of winter. Illness is an unfortunate reality of colder months, but when you or a loved one brings home COVID-19, the flu, or even just a common cold, you might wonder how you can protect the rest of your household. The...

Are you ready for winter? The more important question: is your furnace ready? If your furnace is not warming your home properly, there are several things you can do initially to troubleshoot. There are also some serious issues that should need to be addressed by a...

According to energy.gov, heating your home requires more energy, and costs more money, than any other system in your home—up to 30 percent of your annual utility bill. With the rising cost of everything, especially the cost of fuel, you need a good strategy for...

You can resist for a while, maybe even years, but eventually you will have to replace your home’s old air conditioning unit. Instead of dreading the hassle and the expense of it, look at it as an opportunity to greatly improve your home’s energy efficiency and, in the...

If there’s one place you want to breathe clean air, it’s in your home. That’s where you sleep and spend most of your time, so ideally it should be as free from mold, allergens, viruses and other air pollutants as possible—especially if you’re one of the millions who...