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Why Now is a Great Time to Install a New Heat Pump
May 1st, 2017Have a look at the advantages and considerations involved in installing a heat pump.
Jefferson County Posts
Some of the Most Common Signs You Need a New Furnace
February 6th, 2017Your furnace isn’t going to last forever. Read on to find out how to tell when it needs replacing.
Why You Should Upgrade Your Thermostat More Often
December 19th, 2016The thermostat is the brain of any climate control system. Without it, your heater and air conditioner wouldn’t be much good to you.
Listen for These Furnace Noises
November 7th, 2016Furnace problems can get pretty advanced before giving off obvious warning signs. By the time you notice that your furnace has an issue, it may be too late to prevent the majority of the damage to the system.
Call for Repairs if Your Heat Pump is Making These Noises
September 19th, 2016Catching problems early is a big part of keeping any climate control system in good condition. The faster you can catch issues, the sooner you can get them repaired and the better off your system will be.
Why Your Water Heater is Rust Resistant
August 8th, 2016Any system that both contains steel and deals with water will have to also deal with rust at some point. Considering that tank water heaters deal with water for literally their entire lifespans, why is it that they are so resistant to rust?
Beware of These Air Conditioner Noises
May 16th, 2016Time is of the essence when it comes to mitigating damage to your air conditioning system. That means being aware of the various symptoms that your air conditioner is experiencing a problem.
How Carbon Monoxide Detectors can Save Your Life
April 4th, 2016When you think about possible threats to your health and safety in your home, you probably think about things like fire or gas leaks. While it’s a good idea to be prepared for those kinds of things, you should also make sure that you have some carbon monoxide detectors in place.
Furnace Issues to be Aware of This Winter
February 22nd, 2016Winter is by far the most stressful time of year for furnaces. As the days get colder, the furnace is used more and more often to warm the home, which increases the level of wear and tear.
