A Guide to Choosing Quality HVAC Technicians
February 1st, 2016The heating and air conditioning (HVAC) industry is one that’s often changing. New technologies allow for better efficiency and greater home comfort.
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Only Call Trained Technicians to Service Today’s Complex Heating and AC Systems
January 11th, 2016Today’s furnaces and AC systems are safer and sturdier than they have ever been before. But this does not make them any easier to service.
Tips to Save Money This Winter
October 12th, 2015The cold weather isn’t here yet, but there’s a definite chill in the air. Winter can be a very expensive season between heating costs and other winter-related expenses.
At What Point Should I Be Concerned About Rust on My Boiler?
March 12th, 2014Rust is a natural chemical reaction that occurs between metal and water in the presence of oxygen: it’s something we expect to happen whenever iron-based metal is exposed to water. However, the boiler in your home that keeps you warm during chilly Pennsylvania winters…
Common Boiler Problems
February 27th, 2014Listing “boiler problems” takes a more work than listing “furnace problems” or “heat pump problems.” That’s because boilers experience fewer repair needs and malfunctions than other home comfort system because they do not use as many mechanical parts…
Common Zone Control Heating Problems
February 24th, 2014Either as an upgrade to an existing system or as part of a new installation, a zone control system makes a lot of sense. They divide your home into different sections, allowing you to raise or lower the temperature of each one separately.
3 Causes of Boiler Leaks
February 17th, 2014Boilers have a number of advantages that keep them competitive as heating options. Perhaps the most attractive one is longevity. Boilers have few mechanical parts, which means they are less prone to wear and tear due to age.
What Makes a Furnace High Efficiency?
January 28th, 2014The modern furnace makes better use of its fuel supply than the models of only a few decades ago. Many furnaces on today’s market carry the ENERGY STAR label from the U.S. EPA because of their efficient use of fuel and high return of heating power.
What Does NATE Stand For and Why Is It Important to My Heating Repair?
January 6th, 2014Our Pennsylvania winters get awfully cold, and you need your heating system to be reliable. That’s why professional Pittsburgh heating repair services are critical to the safety and comfort of your home, and why the term “NATE” matters so much in that equation.
