Would you buy a pickup truck when what you need is a commuter car? Conversely, would you buy a commuter car when you need to haul large items? Neither vehicle matches the job at hand, and if you’re not careful, the same can go for your heating and cooling equipment. An oversized or undersized HVAC … Continued
Spring is finally here and you know what that means! Backyard barbeques, fun with friends and family, and lots of sunshine. It also means hot summer temperatures are just around the corner, so we thought we’d bring you three quick tips to help get your AC ready for the next heat wave. Preparing your … Continued
Would you drive your car without ever changing the oil? Probably not. Just like your car, home heating systems such as furnaces, boilers, water heaters, heat pumps, and on-demand units require annual preventative maintenance to deliver the comfort and safety you deserve. There are several reasons to have annual preventative maintenance performed by a licensed … Continued
Furnace maintenance keeps you and your home safe, comfortable, and efficient, and it’s something homeowners ought to have done by a professional every year. Professional maintenance ensures clean indoor breathing air, extends equipment life, reduces energy bills, and keeps homeowners safe from noxious gasses such as carbon monoxide, also known as the “Silent Killer.” Learn … Continued
If you’ve got no AC, then it’s time to KNOW AC! We’re thrilled to announce that our AC deals have been extended through July, which means you can get the home comfort you deserve while saving money at the same time. It’s win-win! We’ve also extended our Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) deals! … Continued
Your air ducts shouldn’t cost you money, but they do! Consider these findings from studies by the Department of Energy: On average, 30 cents of every $1 spent on heating and cooling a home disappears into thin air due to leaky ducts. 25% to 60% of heated and cooled air doesn’t make it to its … Continued
Your furnace routinely reaches internal temperatures of up to 3,000 degrees. Learn about how your furnace operates in less than 2 minutes, and keep your home and your loved ones safe from Carbon Monoxide and other threats.
Why do I need my heating or cooling system checked? The answers might surprise you! Here are eight great reasons to get your home comfort systems serviced annually!
Don’t be this guy, because there’s a better way to stay cool this summer! It’s no secret that new AC systems can deliver perfect temperatures and humidity levels to homeowners, as well as offering efficiency features such as energy monitoring, but did you know that three of the best reasons to consider a new … Continued
Do you know some of the most common signs of impending heating or cooling system failure? Homeowners really ought to be aware that the following seven symptoms can lead to water damage, deadly carbon monoxide leaks, a loss of heat or air conditioning on the most uncomfortable days, and increased expenses, just to name … Continued
*Cannot be combined with other offers. *Must present coupon at time of scheduling or service. *Some homes may not qualify and may require an on-site quote. *Call for more details. *One per customer, per household. *Offer expires 4/30/21 *Residential customers only. *Based on availability.
*$550 for homes up to 1,500 sq. ft.
*$750 for homes 1,501 to 2,500 sq. ft.
*Over 2,501 sq. ft. requires an on-site estimate
*Cannot be combined with other offers. *Must present coupon at time of scheduling or service. *Some homes may not qualify and may require an on-site quote. *Call for more details. *One per customer, per household. *Offer expires 4/30/21 *Residential customers only. *Based on availability.
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*Offer may be based on available energy efficiency rebates from manufacturers and/or NHsaves.com. *Available on select high-efficiency models. *Cannot be combined with other offers or discounts. *Must present coupon at time of scheduling or service. *Call for more details. *Offer expires 6/15/2021. *Residential customers only.
