Old and outdated heating equipment could be hiking up your monthly energy bills and providing you with less comfort. It also has a greater impact on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions due to the lowered efficiency of the system. That’s a lose-lose-lose!
If you’re still using window air conditioning units, you’re missing out on all the benefits a window offers: a view of your yard, fresh breezes wafting through your home and sunlight to chase away shadows and nourish your house plants. Set your windows free by installing a top-of-the-line ductless mini-split system and let the sunshine in!
Reducing our carbon footprint becomes more important every day. While you may not always be able to convince others to join the good fight, the good news is that there’s plenty you can do on your own to reduce your contribution to greenhouse gas emissions, starting with the steps we’ve outlined below.
When it comes to maintaining your central air conditioning system, consider it as you would your beloved pet cat. When it’s purring, life is good, and you can enjoy full-building freshness and soothing, cool air. If it starts hissing, yowling and growling, it may be time to take a step back and call in an expert to see what’s going on.
During winter, heating is necessary for homes and businesses in central Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. If your heating stops working correctly, some simple DIYs can offer a solution. Prepare to restore your warmth and comfort by learning these tips and tricks.
Looking to buy a home? Two of the first areas you should inspect are your plumbing and HVAC systems. These systems are vital to the comfort and enjoyment of any home — ensuring they’re working well is a top priority for any homebuyer. Performing your checks and getting a professional inspection can save you lots of time and money on repairs. Here are some HVAC and plumbing issues to look out for when buying a home.
Do you suffer from dry, itchy skin during the winter months? Dry skin might indicate your home’s humidity levels are too low. Learn more about what causes the winter itch and how a whole-home humidifier might help.