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do you need a whole-house dehumidifier?

Do you have an excessive amount of moisture in your home? Have you had the foundation checked for issues just to find that the moisture is coming from the air and not the structure? If your home is filled with moisture, it is time for you to look into having a whole-house dehumidifier installed. This system pulls the air from the duct work and filters the moisture out of it. It then pushes the dry air into your home and prevents more moisture from becoming an issue. This blog will explain the whole-house dehumidifier system to help you decide if it will do well in your home.

You May Want To Have A New Heating System Installed

22 December 2020
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In most cases, a heater is installed when a home is being built, especially when the home is in an area known for getting quite cold in the winter. However, there are many cases in which a heating system isn't installed during this time. Older homes may use a fireplace in place of a heater. The problem with this is the fireplace most likely isn't efficient enough at heating all the rooms in the house, making it hard to get a good night's sleep and making for uncomfortable mornings. Read More 

Why Is HVAC Maintenance So Important?

25 November 2020
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If you're like most homeowners, you most likely have a to-do list of items to work on in your home that is a mile long. It's filled with repairs and replacements that need to be taken care of, and it seems like adding even one more thing to the list is impossible. One of the things that you should have on a regular schedule, however, has the potential to actually take things off the list, rather than adding to them. Read More 

3 Reasons Your Furnace Fan Isn’t Blowing Hot Air And The Furnace Repairs That Might Help

19 November 2020
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It's worse than frustrating when your furnace won't keep you warm. It could be hazardous to your health for it to get cold in your house. Your plumbing might even be affected if the temperature gets cold enough. Several things can cause problems with a gas or electric furnace. One problem is when the blower can't push air through the duct system so little or no warm air comes out and circulates through your home. Read More 

5 Tips To Prepare Your Heater For Winter

16 October 2020
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As the weather starts to get colder, you need to make sure that your heater is ready for winter. This is the perfect time to do some heating maintenance. To prepare your furnace for winter, keep the following tips in mind. 1. Clean Around the Furnace and Vents During the warm months, you may have set items on top of the vents or near your furnace. To protect yourself from fire hazards and to make sure warm air can get through your vents, make sure to clean these areas before you fire up the furnace. Read More 

4 Signs That You Need To Invest In Furnace Repair

6 October 2020
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Every year as the winter weather gets more intense, most homeowners find themselves relying on their furnace to keep warm. You find yourself running this system more than you did during the warmer days. Now imagine having your furnace break down at such a time. The frustration could be heartbreaking. Fortunately, furnaces don't just break down. Often, there are warning signs that you probably ignored because you were not aware of them. Read More