When it comes to having to heat a home, those of us in the coldest climates in the US can’t afford to make foolish choices. We need good, reliable heating systems. They must be effective and efficient, and they can’t break down left and right. And since we demand so much hard work from them, it’s best if they’re able to withstand all that for many years. Enter the boiler!
Using a boiler to heat your home is not very common in the southern United States, where homes have been built to accommodate air conditioning—and thus have the ductwork for forced air furnaces—since the 1970s. But here, boilers are very popular, and for good reason! They’re great systems, rarely need repair, and can last a long time. How long? You might be surprised!
Now that we’re transitioning from summer to fall, you might be wondering what you can do to make the handoff from one season to another as easy as possible. We want you to know that you’re already one step ahead of the rest. There are many things you can do to improve your HVAC services when you need to most.
It’s time to take an honest assessment of your home’s HVAC system. Sometimes, homeowners know that their HVAC system is going through something deep down in their hearts, but they don’t want to acknowledge this openly because doing so that you need to work on your HVAC system.
You called our professionals earlier this season for a maintenance appointment, you even repaired your air conditioner last year, and you know how to run your air conditioner… but there’s something missing. You don’t know what it is, but there’s something that’s just missing. We’re here to tell you what it is today—it’s probably a necessary upgrade to your thermostat!
