Spring is in the air and we all know what that means… It’s time to change our clocks and observe Daylight Savings Time for 2010. In case you are wondering the date for the 2010 change, it is Sunday March 14, 2010.
Change the Clock on March 14, 2010 at 2AM
Aside from changing the clocks to [...]

Spring is in the air and the summer cooling season is almost here! As you start opening the windows and turning off the heat, you should also consider preparing your air conditioner for the long season ahead! Air Conditioner use will definitely increase your energy costs, and the amount you pay the electric company can [...]

Are you tired of people in your house or office constantly changing the settings on your Thermostat?
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You can Install a Thermostat Guard in less than 15 minutes, and you will never have to deal with again!

The Trane XL90 2 Stage Gas Furnace provides ideal warmth and comfort during the height of winter or in transitional seasons. With a 92 percent Annual Fuel Efficiency Utilization (AFUE) rating, the XL90 offers superior efficiency and annual energy savings costs. The two stage gas valve utilizes only as much fuel as necessary for each [...]

Boilers are normally used to produce water/steam for different industrial manufacturer. They are used as part of a heating system or individually to heat up water. Examples of where boilers are normally used include food processing plants, bakeries, breweries, drug manufacturing plants and mining industries. They’re powered by electricity, natural gas or oil and are widely made of chrome steel, copper or iron. Chrome steel is used in sensitive processes to avoid reactions and contamination, like food and pharmaceutical plants.

Leaky Windows and Doors are one of the main energy wasting areas in your home! With drafty leaks, you are also losing valuable heat during this cold snap, when you need it most!
The short video below shows an example of how much loss, even a newer home can have, as well as the right way [...]

There is a deep freezing trend crossing the USA right now and pipes are bursting everywhere! This short video is from a local news station who talked to several plumbers and asked How to Prevent Frozen Pipes!
Not for everyone, but nonetheless, a great tip if you live in an area that’s not used to these [...]

A furnace heat exchanger is an intricate piece of the furnace. It is made up of metal sheets with tubes and cylinder like notches. It is supposed to take fire and remove it from the air stream. One thing that should be analyzed is how strong of heat exchanger that you have. If your exchanger is damaged, it could be dangerous health-wise for everyone who lives inside the house.

No matter what sort of heat system your home has, you will want to be sure it’s ready to last through the winter season. The primary step to keeping comfortable this winter is to prepare your heating system for lots of constant usage. With the cooler days of winter here there is no better time to get your heating system checked out and operating in good shape before you need every day. If your heat does stop working in the middle of the winter months then here are 3 steps you can do before hiring the repairman:

Winter came to America this past week and began dumping snow across several states. While it may look white, fluffy and innocent, snow can also present a hazard to your health, if it happens to build up quickly and block the two most important pipes in your heating system, fresh air and exhaust!
Know Where Your [...]