Exploring Newer Features for Heating and Cooling Systems

• You May Want To Have Air Conditioning Put In Your Business

  23 April 2020

  If you don't have air conditioning in your business location, then there are likely plenty of times when you, your employees, and even your customers are uncomfortable. You may be wondering if it's better to continue doing as you have been and using fans to help the place keep cooler on those hot days than it would be to install air conditioning. In order to determine this, you are going to want to learn about some of the benefits that come with installing air conditioning in your office.

• How To Tell If The Water Supply Line To Your Toilet Has A Leak And The Repairs That Could Be Needed

  16 March 2020

  A small leak in the water supply line to your toilet is easy to overlook since the line is usually in the back of your toilet and out of sight. If the line is close to a tub, you might think any water on the floor is from the shower or bath and not even suspect there's a problem with your toilet plumbing. A small leak that's undetected can cause problems with mildew in your bathroom, and a leak might even cause water damage if the water gets under your flooring.

• 2 Subtle Signs It's Time To Replace Your Home's Old Gas Furnace

  14 February 2020

  When trying to consider the health of your home's old gas furnace, you may be on the lookout for obvious signs, such as loud, unusual noises coming from the unit or odd smells that waft through the air. However, while trying to determine whether or not your old furnace is ready for replacement, you should also pay attention to the more subtle signs that you may not notice during your regular day-to-day activities.

• Is It Time To Have A New Residential Heater Installed? The Importance Of BTU Calculations When Selecting A New Heater

  7 January 2020

  When you are looking to select a new heater to be installed in your home, you need to pay close attention to the BTU, or British thermal units, that the heater can produce. The BTU is a measurement that tells you how many units a heater gives off per hour. This affects how well the unit can heat your home. Here are three reasons why it is important to have a residential heating installation company calculate a range of BTUs that your new heater should have for your home.

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