Many furnace manufacturers require regular maintenance of HVAC systems as part of their parts and/or labor warranty. Some homeowners think if the system is working ok, they’re good to go for the next season. It is important to have your system inspected every six months (once for the furnace and once for the AC).

What’s Buried In Your Yard?

            Some people look at their lawn and see a source of pride. A place for children and pets to run and play. A place to hold picnics, practice putting and entertain friends. Or a place that needs mowing, trimming and weeding. But how many people think of their lawn as a constant, renewable source of heating and cooling for their home?

            With a geothermal heating and cooling system, your lawn becomes a permanent power plant for your home. You’ll enjoy the benefits of the most comfortable, reliable, energy and cost effective heating, cooling and water heating system available on the market today.

An electric heat pump combines energy efficiency with a lifetime of clean, convenient and safe comfort.

Whether you’re building or buying a home or replacing an air conditioner, you owe it to yourself to install the best heating and cooling value—an electric heat pump.

A condensing boiler is a hot water heating system designed to recover energy normally discharged through the chimney as waste. How it works is the water vapor produced by the burning of gas in the boiler condenses back into liquid water releasing the latent heat of vaporization from the water. Because latent heat is a more significant source of energy, condensing boilers have efficiency ratings up to 98%.

Every boiler requires routine maintenance; some more, some less. Condensing boilers have a potential for higher maintenance due to condensate production. So how’s a person to know when maintenance is required?