A Comfortable Pool House

Posted on: 27 January 2022

Today, more and more homes are looking for a more energy-efficient furnace. The new technologies can yield some pretty significant savings on your monthly energy bills. However, some of the earliest signs that it is time to replace your current system might not be what you expect. The Furnace Turns On and Off by Itself This is another sign that it might be time to replace your old furnace with a newer, more efficient model.
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Posted on: 29 December 2021

If you live in a cold climate, there are usually two standard options for home heating: fuel oil and natural gas. Other options exist, such as heat pumps and electric furnaces, but these methods may be more costly for frigid regions or simply provide less heat as temperatures drop. Unfortunately, narrowing your choices down to two options can still leave you with a tough decision. In most cases, this showdown won't produce one clear winner.
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Posted on: 30 November 2021

It is normal to be worried anytime you notice water inside your home. A leak is the first thing you will see before experiencing water damage, which can be costly to repair. Don't ignore leaks because even the smallest ones can damage your ceiling, walls, furniture, floors, and carpet. Therefore, you must take action immediately once you notice that your AC is leaking water into your home.  In such a case, first shut down the air conditioner and clean up the water because even minor leaks can cause major water damage.
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Posted on: 1 November 2021

Those sweltering days when the outside world seems to be an oven (and the inside of your home is threatening to do the same) can create a wonderful sense of anticipation​​—if your home has air conditioning. You confidently walk to the unit (or pick up the remote control, or shout at Alexa), turn your AC on high, and wait for the chilled air to waft over you. The trouble is that the air blasting out of the unit's ducts is warm, or even hot.
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