During the winter season, the cold temperatures and snow can make it difficult to spend time outside. To stay warm indoors, choose a heating source that is efficient and cost-effective. Fireplaces and furnaces are both popular options, but which is more efficient? In this article, we’ll compare the efficiency of fireplaces and furnaces.

While the current trend is for many homeowners to switch to using a heat pump due to reliability and efficiency, there is more to it than just that. A heat pump can have some problems, just like any other home heating system. It will require a professional HVAC service from time to time. The basic…

Sudden boiler issues are never ideal, as they can leave you with a cold house and no hot water in the middle of winter. This article discusses several of the most common issues that occur with boiler systems. We will also discuss the potential causes and solutions to some of these problems.

Oil heating systems offer clean and safe operation, along with a longer lifespan compared to other fuel systems. These systems are cost-effective and efficient. Newer systems, in particular, often have impressive annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) ratings. In this article, we answer the question, “How does an oil heating system work?”.

The peak of the winter is when heating problems start becoming obvious. This is typical as your furnace is working overtime to keep your home warm and comfortable when outdoor temps are so cold. For instance, a common problem that occurs is an overheating furnace. This article discusses more on this topic.

The winter means you should determine the areas in your home that need to be prioritized. Generally, the winterization process includes insulating outdoor faucets, addressing air drafts, booking professional HVAC service, and more. At this time, many homeowners ask if they should use an air conditioner cover. Click the link to explore this topic.