Ductless mini-split systems are gaining popularity for a variety of reasons. The fact that they do not rely on ductwork to heat or cool your home makes them a versatile choice for many homeowners.
If your home suddenly became uncomfortable or you were confronted with an exorbitant repair or replacement bill, your focus would definitely switch and cause unneeded stress. How can you avoid these unpleasant situations, and save your time and money for the things that really matter in life? Keep your home's HVAC systems taken care of with a service agreement.
As heating and cooling experts, we've had the opportunity to install energy efficient HVAC equipment in homes across Alameda, Contra Costa, and Marin counties. One of the most common questions we get from our customers is, "What can I do to keep my HVAC equipment running at its best?"
If you were too cold this past winter, there's an almost certain chance that you'll also be too hot when the temperatures seriously start to heat up outside. These issues with discomfort indicate larger problems within your home that not only cost you peace of mind, but also money.
While outdoor allergies usually flare up in the spring here in the El Cerrito area, indoor allergens can wreak havoc throughout the entire year. Common substances that can trigger allergies in your home include dust, pet dander and mold.
Does it seem like temperatures are ever-changing in your Bay Area home, with one room feeling warm and stuffy and the next room making you reach for a sweater? Achieving the perfect indoor temperature throughout your home can be difficult with a central ductwork system.
How has the furnace in your home been running these last few winters? Is it approaching that 15-year mark, barely able to deliver enough heat to your home? Is it somewhat newer, yet it never seems to kick in when you'd like it to? Perhaps you've noticed a number of issues, such as loud noises, a funny smell, or a yellow flame in the burner.
Dry air does much more than dry out your skin; it can also lead to a number of health issues and even undermine the safety of your home. If you want to promote greater health and safety at home, it's important to do what you can to ensure proper indoor humidity levels. Here is a look at six common problems caused by dry air, along with what you can do to combat them.
Have you been putting off replacing your furnace, letting it limp along for the past few winters? This may seem like an easy way to avoid that initial cost of upgrading your heating system, but running that older furnace could be doing more damage to your home and wallet than you realize. Here's what you should know about the lifespan of your furnace — and when it's really time for replacement.
Winter is right around the corner, so don't wait until it hits to get prepared. Schedule heating maintenance to get ready for winter and start benefiting today!
