Climate change is a complicated issue that needs creative solutions. Different applications require various strategies. Many people believe that electrification is the best way to achieve clean energy. This might... read more →
Heating equipment is delicate, costly, and complex, which is why DIY boiler repairs are never a good idea. This is also something that can void your manufacturer warranty. Moreover, working... read more →
The US Department of Energy states that the thermostat should be set at 68 degrees Fahrenheit during the winter. This way, you save energy and also prevent problems like hypothermia... read more →
According to a study carried out by Stanford University researchers, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres, increasingly colder winters are becoming more common in the U.S. and this... read more →
There has been so much progress with access to reliable power. However, even the most modern power grids are not perfect and will falter from time to time. Power failures... read more →
There’s a saying that claims rust never sleeps. This holds true when it comes to your heating system. Rust is most rampant in places that have humid climates. Using your... read more →
Installing a new heating and cooling system can enhance your home life. It can increase energy efficiency, help save you more money than your old system, improve comfort, and maintain... read more →
HVAC systems require proper HVAC airflow to ensure your system’s heating and cooling performance is in tiptop shape. Conditioned air’s movement rate is at around 1,000 cubic feet/minute on average.... read more →
The U.S. Department of Energy highly encourages that you replace your HVAC system every 10 or 15 years. However, if you have a high-quality and well-maintained system, your unit can... read more →
An air-conditioned room should smell normal. This means that there shouldn't be unpleasant, strange, offensive or unusual air conditioner smells. However, if your air conditioner does produce a very distinct... read more →