When homeowners are looking to save money in our area, they’re often curious about solar panels and solar energy, and how much it could save them. But did you know there are actually different types of solar panels you could get? There are roof-mounted, which you’re probably most familiar with, ground-mounted, and pole-mounted.
The difference between these panels is how well their placement can receive sunlight. Given that we live in a fairly rainy and overcast climate, it may seem like you wouldn’t get much use out of solar panels, but the reality is with the right placement, solar panels are absolutely worth it and can save you a lot of money in the long run. Read on to learn more!
Spring has officially sprung and we all know what that means – warmer temperatures are ahead. It’s something lots of people have been looking forward to, having waited out the cold winter months for this much more tolerable climate. It’s also something that marks an important time for your furnace, as it gears down from this season’s hard work. While the end of cold temperatures can sometimes feel like the end of needing to pay attention to your heating system, it’s not. 
HVAC systems come in many formats and variations, and a common question among homeowners is which is right for them. One of the biggest considerations that are made in this regard is between the features of traditional systems and ductless units. 
Boilers are an essential part of any home, being integral to how its spaces are heated. With a simple design and straightforward function, they’re also relatively dependable and have a long lifespan. However, despite their ability to last a long time, you shouldn’t assume that your boiler will always be without problems. 
As a homeowner, it’s only natural to want to keep your space in the best condition possible while being mindful of your expenses. For many, comfort and affordability go hand in hand as it relates to their heating system, with both being important to their prosperity and quality of life. In this way, the notion of efficiency is a major topic in the world of heating, valued for its capacity to deliver optimization of both needs.
Previously, we talked about the signs that will indicate it’s time to upgrade your furnace. This week, we explore the options you can consider for a furnace upgrade. 
Not sure if it’s time to replace your furnace? Purchasing a furnace is a considerable investment and buying a good quality unit is worth every buck. However, regardless of how good your furnace is, there comes a time when you have to replace it. 
One of the crucial things in furnace maintenance is changing the air filters. If you haven’t done so in a long while, you might want to check it now. Most of the time, when a furnace is on, any slight changes in its overall performance are easily noticeable. 
Your heating system is the ultimate tool for creating ideal temperature conditions in your home during winter, but what do you do when it stops working properly? Uneven heating can be a sign of system damage, but it’s not always caused by the same fault. Luckily, we’re familiar with the usual suspects. 
Nobody likes to repair their heating system. It is especially annoying if it comes as a surprise. There are usually warning signs before a heating system stops working, which we’ll cover below. Keeping on top of the health of your heating system will prevent you from being caught with a broken system when you need it most.