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Heating

While your furnace works hard to heat your home, it’s a magnet for dust, dirt, and debris.  

Furnace cleaning is important to the health and function of your furnace and your greater central HVAC system. Air circulating through your furnace is distributed throughout your home—and any dust, dander, or mold spores in your unit is carried along with it.  

Seasonal

Just because the weather is getting colder in some areas it doesn’t mean you have to be confined to indoor gatherings until spring. A patio heater is a great way to extend your outdoor space for use almost any time of the year. If you love entertaining or just want to spend more time outside in the fall and winter, an outdoor patio heater is a perfect choice.

Heating

When the power goes out in the winter, the clock starts ticking. How long will a house stay warm without power? It’s a straightforward question, but the answer depends upon several factors, which we’ll explore in this guide.

Heating

Like any heating unit—boiler, heat pump, or propane furnace—your gas furnace (natural gas or propane) needs to be cleaned regularly. Cleaning is one step in a process that helps to safeguard against unnecessary breakdowns and helps the unit to work efficiently and effectively through the winter and year after year. 

Indoor Air Quality

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American spends 90% of their time indoors. With so much time spent inside, it’s easy to see just how important indoor air quality (IAQ) is to your household, and your health.

Heating

Humidity is key to indoor air quality. Many modern homeowners opt to install furnaces with built-in humidifiers (whole-home humidifiers) to ensure the air moving through their home is optimal, comfortable, and less likely to distribute winter viruses. Like all other components of your HVAC system, they require maintenance—chiefly, replacing the filter (sometimes referred to as a humidifier pad).