The air ducts in your home should bring warm air in the winter and cool air in the summer; but if your ducts aren’t sealed correctly about 20% of the air that leaves your furnace and air conditioner never makes it to its destination due to leaks, holes, and bad connections.
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With the extreme and unpredictable weather that we have already seen this winter, everyone should ensure that their heating equipment is up to the challenge
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One of the first things you should know when purchasing any heating or cooling equipment is how energy efficient the equipment is. You can do some research into equipment and see the ratings, but what do they mean?
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September 22 is the first day of autumn; even though it seems like we just turned off the furnace for the summer, it’s time to make sure it’s in tiptop shape to make it through the winter. Since The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a winter that’s much snowier than normal and below average temperatures from mid-December through late January, having a furnace that can handle the job is essential.
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About 20% of your home heating and cooling costs simply leaks through drafty windows and doors. These gaps in your home also allow in allergens and pollutants from the outside, as well as humidity. The best way to prevent this is to have your home sealed.
Your water heater works with heat and pressure; the temperature pressure relief valve is designed to keep your tank from exploding if either of them exceed safe limits. The temperature pressure relief (TPR) valve is the main safety feature in every tank-style water heater.
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Among the things in your home that you take for granted, a nice hot shower is probably near the top of your list…but how exactly does the water go from chilly to steamy? Water heaters are fairly simple to understand.
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Tankless water heaters, also known as Instantaneous or On Demand water heaters, offer instant, unlimited hot water and are about 25% more efficient than traditional storage tank water heaters. They’ve been around for several years; you’ve probably seen them advertised, but how do you know if a tankless water heater is right for your home?
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A water heater is an appliance that you and your family use everyday. Know what the signs are and what to do when your water heater is not making the grade.
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The US Department of Energy provides federal stimulus funds for states to provide rebates for ENERGY STAR qualified appliances.
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