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Technology has increased greatly in the heating and cooling industry over the last 10, even 5 years. For example, let’s compare a traditional furnace to a variable speed furnace. The difference is like comparing a regular light switch to a dimmer switch.

The holidays may be over but saving money is a year-round project.  By using energy efficient heating, cooling and plumbing equipment you can save energy and money for years to come.

Every year during the holidays, heating service companies experience a large number of “no heat” calls from panicked homeowners whose furnace has broken down when they’re expecting a house full of guests.  It happens every year, but it doesn’t have to.

If your heating and/or air conditioning system fails, you are often faced with a choice, to repair the existing unit by replacing parts and other remedies or by buying a new system. When faced with this decision there are three main factors you should consider: life expectancy, efficiency and current…

“Going green” is not a new term for most of us, however, it might be as it applies to the plumbing in your home.  Green plumbing is plumbing that is designed to be the most energy efficient and at the same time conserve the most water.

If you have an older heating and cooling system, you need to be aware of all of the changes that have occurred over the last 20 years. We have seen a true revolution in heating and cooling equipment.

Going green is a popular trend these days, and by going green you are helping conserve our natural resources.  Fortunately for homeowners, the by-product of conserving natural resources is often a reduction in monthly utility bills.

The air duct system within your home is responsible for distributing air (cold or hot) throughout your home and returning it back to your equipment so that it can be treated, heated or cooled again, and then redistributed.  Clean, maintained and well-installed ductwork enables your heating and cooling system to…

According to the U.S. Federal Government heating and cooling accounts for around 45% of Americans’ annual energy bills. They estimate that on average homeowners will spend more than $10,000 for heating and cooling over a 10-year period.