HVAC helpers are technicians who work with experienced HVAC technicians to assist in the installation, maintenance, and repair of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Your average HVAC helper has less experience when compared to fully certified HVAC technicians, but they are still an important part of the [Continue Reading ]
You may already have “smart” devices and appliances installed throughout your home without even knowing it. If you can access your thermostat from your smartphone or turn your lights on and off while you’re on the other side of town – those are considered to be smart devices. Even [Continue Reading ]
We can all benefit from saving money here and there. An easy way to do so is by improving energy efficiency around your home. Upgrading your HVAC equipment or installing a smart thermostat, for example, gives you more control over your heating and cooling system, contributing to a more [Continue Reading ]
Have you ever performed a double take when you viewed your last energy bill? Although high energy bills can be the result of severe weather events, consistently high bills can often indicate an inefficient HVAC system or your home is using too much energy because of other means, such [Continue Reading ]
A well-designed HVAC system is essential for a comfortable and energy-efficient home, but it’s also a significant investment. Every homeowner deserves the most effective comfort solutions available, which is why HVAC rebates are so worthwhile. They can help make sure high-efficiency furnaces, air conditioners and other equipment is more [Continue Reading ]
A Honeywell smart thermostat is a great way to fine-tune how you use your heating and cooling. But like any technology, you could sometimes run across a problem. With the digital display, Honeywell smart thermostats can show an error code that certified technicians can use to figure out what's [Continue Reading ]
Between a relaxing vacation or a lengthy trip for work, traveling means making plans for your HVAC system. You can't use it as long as you’re not home, so you can adjust it as necessary to limit your energy use. Simultaneously, you don’t want to just leave it off [Continue Reading ]
Once the weather begins to cool off, you are probably thinking about how you’ll prepare your heating and cooling. After all, HVAC bills can contribute a big chunk of your monthly electric bill. To try and find ways to reduce costs, some owners look closely at their thermostat. [Continue Reading ]
The windows in your home are a portal to the outdoors, a way to allow light in as you appreciate the view of your garden, yard or landscape. The last thing you want to see is a sweaty window coated in a coating of condensation. Not only are windows [Continue Reading ]
Lots of snow and winter weather offers things like sledding down the neighborhood hill or snowball fights in the front yard. However, winter weather can be hard on your home. Severely cold conditions can encourage the water lines in your plumbing to freeze and burst, which could lead to [Continue Reading ]
