Energy Tips
Avoid a Damaged Furnace When Renovating Your Home
Be proactive when renovating your home to ensure you don’t end up with a renovated home, but a severely damaged furnace.
As homeowners, we all dream of renovating our homes to tailor them to our own tastes, needs, and to create the ideal home for our families and ourselves. You put a lot of money into your home renovation, so why spend even more money on repairing your furnace because of a few mistakes you make during renovation (damaged furnace).
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What To Do If Your Water Heater Leaking
What may seem to be a minor and insignificant leak in your water heater could result in more damage than you might think, this makes it crucially important to know how to react when your water heater leaking.
A leaking water heater could cause tremendous damage to the walls and floors in your home in a short span of time. If you notice that you’re having some unusual problems with your water heater or are noticing a pile up of Read More...
Water Heater or Tankless
When choosing between a traditional water heater or tankless heater it’s important to consider the distinct benefits and downfalls of both types of water tanks and find the one that’s best for your home.
By taking a glance over at your home’s monthly utility bill you can easily see that your water heater can account for up to a third of your home’s energy usage. This is quite a significant percentage, which makes choosing the right water heater for your Read More...
How to Reduce House Humidity
High humidity levels don’t just feel uncomfortable, they’re also downright dangerous which is why reducing house humidity levels is important in preventing against many health complications.
The summertime can make you feel hot, sticky, and sweaty, sometimes even in the confinement of your own home. But it is possible to enjoy the time you spend in your home without feeling hot and sticky by improving your home’s air circulation and reducing house humidity. By following the tips listed below you Read More...
How To Reduce Furnace Repair And Heating Cost
As the winter season approaches it’s important to know how you can reduce your home’s heating cost this season without sacrificing your warmth and comfort.
The start of the fall season is the perfect time to get your home ready for the cold weather that’s just around the corner. This means changing the furnace air filters and scheduling that much needed furnace system repair. You would be surprised at what a difference a furnace system repair can make on the Read More...
New Smart Thermostat With Your Central Air Conditioner Upgrade
When getting a central air conditioner upgrade for your home, it would also be the perfect time to consider upgrading your old thermostat to a brand new smart thermostat.
A thermostat upgrade and a central air conditioner upgrade work together hand in hand in order to cool your home, so it only makes sense to upgrade both at the same time. A smart thermostat is not only desirable because it's a new piece of technology, but it will also provide Read More...
Central Air conditioner Refrigerant R-22 or R-410A
When looking for a new AC for your home, be aware that there are two kinds of central air conditioner refrigerant to choose from, which are the R-22 or R410A refrigerants.
There is one notable difference between these two types of central air conditioner refrigerant and that is their price. The price for the R-22 refrigerant has been steadily increasing for some time now and it seems as though it will only keep getting more and more expensive. As a Read More...
Furnace Air Conditioner Water Heater Rent To Own Program
Keeping your home comfortable whether it is in cold winter months, or in hot humid summers, home comfort is a must. But if the cost of investing in a new furnace, air conditioner and water heater is of concern, our Furnace Air Conditioner Water Heater Rent to own program can help.
We have Furnace Air Conditioner Water Heater Rent to own program that can meet your needs, no matter your lifestyle.
Why rent a furnace, air conditioner, or water heater?
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