Imagine what your hot water heater would do without any pipes that connected it to the faucets and spigots around your home. Without those pipes to deliver the hot water, your water heater would be useless. Even leaking pipes are going to negatively impact the job the system has to do. The same concept can be applied to your ductwork.
Leaking ducts, dirty ducts, or even disconnected ducts are going to have a negative impact on your home comfort. Your ductwork is the delivery system for the temperature-controlled air your heater (and, in summer, your AC) provides. So, when something seems off about your home comfort, the issue may lie with your ducts rather than your heater! We can help you determine the source of your troubles.
Wintertime can be a rough season thanks to the cold, dry air. You already feel dried out most days, and there are times when you just can’t seem to get warm. This may not be because you got a bad chill today though–it could be due to a problem with your heater.
There is no 
What is that noise? Now that the guests are gone and things are calmer, you’ve noticed that there are some strange new sounds that you can hear in your home. Once everyone does a search around the house with you, it is discovered that the noise is coming from your heat pump mini split.
Furnaces have been used for hundreds of years to keep homes warm. They’ve lasted this long because they are great for reliable, strong heating comfort. This doesn’t mean that any 
Keeping your home warm and comfortable when the cold winter weather really hits is an important goal. No one wants to have to struggle through a season of cold temperatures without any heating system. Even with an armada of blankets and fuzzy socks, you’re still bound to struggle to keep warm.
Has anyone else noticed that the weather can’t seem to make up its mind? It is like a yo-yo between hot and chilly around here! While we know this can make anyone a little frustrated with how much time they are spending with their thermostat, we want to make sure that you are taking the time to ensure that your heating system is ready for when the temperatures make that final dip down for the winter. When the cool weather fully sets in, the last thing anyone wants is to have a 
While the calendar may say that it is fall, our weather patterns don’t always seem to get the memo. We’re still getting our fair share of warm temperatures so it makes sense that a lot of us are still using our air conditioners for the time being. This doesn’t mean it isn’t a good idea to plan ahead though.
Is your air conditioner barely coughing out cool air at this point? OR maybe you are already dreading the hassle of trying to get your heater to turn on come late fall. We know both of these issues are on opposite sides of the comfort spectrum but if your cooling and heating systems are on their last legs, you may be happy to find out that both problems can be resolved with one system: a heat pump.
