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Learning About Residential Furnaces

Hi, my name is Frank. When I moved into my new home, I was shocked at the poor performance of the furnace. It would not kick on unless the thermostat was set to full blast. When it did turn on, it barely pumped out enough air to warm up the space directly around the vents. My HVAC contractor helped me understand that a new furnace needed to be ordered right away. The contractor also performed the install and subsequent maintenance procedures. In an effort to help others in a similar situation, my site will cover the process of replacing, maintaining and fixing residential furnaces. Thanks for coming by.

Fireplace Inserts Can Deliver Comfort And Class

Posted on November 19, 2017

What are you looking for in your fireplace installation? Wood fireplaces are a great touch of class and a gaze into the classic era of the modern home, but the waste that comes from burning logs, routing smoke through a chimney, and cleaning the entire system can be a pain. The best gas fireplace insert should be able to take most, if not all, of the fireplace's features into the future. Burning wood can be replaced with fueled flame, the billowing smoke can be turned into safely ventilated emissions, and the heat can be retained behind glass or metal mesh. [Read More]

3 Things You Should Know About Caring For Your HVAC System

Posted on October 10, 2017

Operating an HVAC system is part of homeownership. You should at least know the basics of how to care for your HVAC so that you tell when it needs repairs. This doesn't mean that you actually need to know how to repair it, just that you should at least know when to call a repairman. Here are some signs that your HVAC system needs maintenance: 1. The Rooms Are Heating Or Cooling Unevenly [Read More]

Winter Is Coming And Plumbing Preparation Is A Must

Posted on January 24, 2017

Some people do not realize that when winter comes, there are special precautions they should take to protect their plumbing. Not knowing how to protect your plumbing system can lead to plumbing nightmares such as frozen or burst pipes. These disasters are inconveniences that can cost you a high water bill and water damage.  Allow warm air to circulate in cabinets where pipes are located. The heat that you use to keep your home warm can also be used to protect your pipes. [Read More]

4 Tips For Making Your Home's Water Heater Last Longer

Posted on January 5, 2017

A water heater is a home appliance than many homeowners don't think about much until there is a problem. But replacing a hot water heater can be costly, so it is in your best interest to do whatever you can to take care of your water heater so it can last as long as possible. Use the following tips to help extend the life of your water heater: Flush the Tank [Read More]