Take a moment to think back to last winter. Did you have heating trouble?
Now, you’ve had some time to recover from the frustrations that you might have experienced last year. Something that you might have made you want to pull your hair out then might not seem like such a big issue now that you’ve had a little time to cool off. We want you to honor your past feelings here—if it frustrated you last year, it’s going to frustrate you this year too!
You need to handle your heating in Westport, CT. We’re here to help. If you want a little guidance from a team of professionals, you can come to us. We’re here whenever you need us to handle your heating work. Just make sure to call before the winter weather gets really cold.
It’s finally cooling off in Westport. If you’ve fired up your heater and thought, “Dang! That problem I had last winter is still there.” We know that you probably crossed your fingers and hoped that spring and summer served as enough downtime to let that problem just see itself out. Fall rolling around might have reminded you that things don’t work like this though. It’s okay, our team is here to help you out.
The debate of furnace vs. heat pump has been around for a while, and gets reignited before every winter among property owners who want to install a new heating system. If you don’t know which team you are on and can’t decide on the right option for your property, continue reading this piece.
You can only make your winters warm and cozy in Connecticut if you have a working furnace installed at your property. Like any other home comfort system, furnaces have a certain lifespan, and after that, the wise thing is to let go of them. Since the furnace is one of those home appliances that continue to serve for over a decade, it is tricky to know when to bid farewell to your furnace.
Did you know that your air ducts can contribute to subpar indoor air quality in your home? The air is filled with small pollutants like dander, pollen, and dust inside your house. When your furnace or AC pulls air, airborne particles are also drawn in. Over time, within the ducts, these pollutants will build up, reduce airflow, and recirculate in your living space. 
Hopefully not, because it is much more than a “minor” issue, despite what some homeowners may seem to think. What many homeowners don’t seem to realize is the fact that very dry air can strike your home at any time of the year—even when the weather is hot and muggy outdoors! Today, we’re going to discuss the effects that dry air can have on your property, as well as the greatest solution to the problem that is currently available to homeowners.
It is hard to believe that we are already a few days into September, isn’t it? Time moves quickly, and the fact is that we are going to be in the midst of the winter season once more before you know it. Don’t let the cold march of time catch you and your heater off-guard this year! Schedule your annual heating tune-up today, so that you know your heater will be there for you when you need it most this year.
Generally speaking, yes. Tankless water heaters are worth the upfront cost of investing in this type of system. This does not mean, however, that a tankless water heater is right for everyone. Many homeowners, including those just looking for a smaller investment at the time of purchase, rightly choose to stick with a tank water heater. We do want to recommend that you not let the cost of a tankless water heater alone turn you off of these systems, though.
Very! Keeping a clean air filter in your air conditioning system this summer — and in your forced air heater during the winter season — is one of the simplest ways in which you can keep that system in prime working condition. The benefits of this simple step would be difficult to overstate, yet some homeowners are still inexplicably lax when it comes to changing their air filters. We’re here to tell you why you cannot afford to overlook this vital task.
There is a very good chance that you could. If you are looking for a new air conditioner to replace your old system with, or if you have a new property going up and want to explore your AC options, the ductless mini split is definitely worth your consideration. While not necessarily ideal for every property or every homeowner — though what is? — the ductless mini split has a lot to offer in many situations.
