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Supporting HVAC with Baking, Fireplaces and Other Elements

Hi, my name is Charlene, and I love ancient ideas related to modern efficiency. In the past, my grandma used to heat the entire home with a fireplace. She even used to keep her baked goods warm on the hearth. When I was little, my mom used to bake a lot of bread in the winter because it allowed her to turn down the heating as the oven was running instead. As I have gotten older, I have learned to include some of those strategies in my own home. If you want to support your HVAC system with fireplaces, ovens and even sunny windows, you have found the right blog. Please explore these posts and tips. I hope they guide you toward improved efficiency!

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Should You Fix Your Furnace Or Call A Contractor?

Posted on 26 July 2022

If your furnace doesn't perform well when you use it, you may wonder if you should call a heating contractor to repair it. Although you can solve some minor heating issues yourself, you still want to consult a heating contractor for help. Even minor heating problems can lead to dangerous situations if you don't address them properly. Below are things you may need to consult a contractor about, even if the problems seem simple to fix. [Read More]

What Goes Into Your New Water Heater Installation?

Posted on 5 July 2022

When you get a new water heater, the installation should go relatively simply. Your old water heater is drained and removed, and your new water heater is put back in. Or, if you are getting a new water heater for the first time, your water heater installation is straightforward in that you just have a new water heater put in. In order to get the best out of your water heater installation, you need to know how the process works. [Read More]

4 Guiding Tips To Help You When Installing Your Furnace

Posted on 15 June 2022

If it is time to install a furnace in your home, the variety of options on the market can leave you confused. Moreover, inadequate knowledge regarding furnaces can lead you to buy the wrong unit that may deliver below-standard results. Since you require your furnace to be in great condition, especially during the chilly winter, you should consult a heating expert to guide you in choosing and installing a new system. [Read More]

3 Considerations For Forced Air Heating Retrofits

Posted on 20 May 2022

Installing a forced air heating system into an old home is an excellent way to modernize while increasing comfort and resale value. However, HVAC retrofits typically involve substantial disruption and even demolition within your home. As a result, it's crucial to ensure that your new system meets your family's needs so you get the most value for your money. If you're considering a forced air heating install before winter arrives, pay attention to these three critical factors that can impact the efficiency, value, and comfort of your new HVAC equipment. [Read More]