• No, your nose didn’t betray you. Now that the temperature has dropped and you’ve begun using your furnace once again, sometimes you might notice some out-of-the-ordinary smells. While not all of these smells indicate an urgent issue, some serve as bright warning signs that you need to put in a call to your service provider

  • Buying an appliance of any kind is a strenuous task, but it’s especially important to make sure you do your due diligence when purchasing a furnace. This is an important appliance that is vital to your family’s comfort. It’s one of the few things that can truly make or break a home, and you don’t

  • What’s the best part of the holiday season? You might say that it’s the lights on everyone’s homes, or the festive decorations you finally get to put back up. It also might be the food you enjoy making, or it could be the wide-eyed wonder your kids get on Christmas morning. But the true spirit

  • Your central heating unit is already prepped for colder temperatures — you took care of that a few weeks back when you got it ready for fall. However, you’re not totally out of the woods yet! Now that winter is just over the horizon, it’s time to adjust your preparation just a bit for the

  • Figuring out how to efficiently heat your home is a tough task, and it’s made even harder as we transition to colder weather and tinker with the best way to adjust the heating schedule. Because of the way heating works, you aren’t afforded the freedom to customize your heating pattern the way you want –

  • Thanksgiving is just around the corner. The time spent with family and friends, feasting around a table together, creates some incredible memories, and you don’t want something as irritating as poor air quality getting in the way of it. Few things have the potential to ruin a promising Thanksgiving like yucky, contaminant-filled air, and we

  • Your furnace is always there in your home, silently purring as it keeps powering the air system that flows throughout your home. However, there comes a time when it – like all appliances – has to go. The problem is figuring out when you should pull the trigger, so to speak, and swap it out

  • Well, it’s here. The cold weather has returned after a long vacation, and it’s made its presence known. Maybe it will be around for a while, but seeing as how we’re in Florida, it will probably be gone before we know it. While it’s sticking around, though, we need to make sure our furnaces are

  • One of the more challenging aspects of fall is figuring out how to adjust your home’s comfort level while not breaking the bank. It’s time to start setting the thermostat higher, but that only leads to a more expensive energy bill each month. What can you do, then? It’s like you’re caught between a rock

  • Insulation plays a key part in keeping your home at a comfortable temperature level all throughout the year. Without it, the harsher weather outside would seep indoors and affect you and your family, so it’s imperative that you pay close attention to it. Eventually it – like everything else – will need replacing. But that’s