Oftentimes, new and unusual sounds are the early warning signs from your HVAC unit that all is not well. Investigate and address rattling, clunking, or grinding sounds before it’s too late.

Heating accounts for about 40% of the typical household energy bill, according to the Department of Energy.

But there are some simple ways to get those costs down without wearing excessive layers as you sit on the sofa shivering while watching your favorite TV show.

Think of this scenario: You’re sitting in your house getting colder and colder, bundling up with blankets and socks, and the thermostat just keeps falling no matter what you try. Then you have to struggle through a sleepless, uncomfortable night before a technician can come and get things started again.

With the change in seasons come new threats to your HVAC system. One such threat comes in the form of fallen leaves. It’s hard to imagine that fallen foliage could give your HVAC system so much trouble, but it can happen if you’re not diligent about outdoor unit protection.

It’s easy for your air conditioner to feel like something that doesn’t need much attention – unless it stops working. However, getting an HVAC tune-up ensures that the system is in working order before you need it to transition smoothly into the winter and spring.

It’s hard to believe that Summer 2022 has come and gone! It’s now September, with Fall just around the corner and Winter not too far behind that.
It’s time to start thinking about packing up the summer stuff and getting ready for the change of weather.

If you’re in the market for a new HVAC unit, you’re probably noticing that units aren’t one-size-fits-all. Each unit is built to accommodate different square footage, and by picking the right one, you’ll ensure air is circulating properly while being cost effective.

You happen to be outside – either walking to your car or taking care of some yard work – when you hear your AC turn on, but something isn’t quite right. You hear a high-pitched squealing that you’ve never heard before. And it makes you wonder….