Outdoor Spring Refresh
Don’t wait for warm weather to start thinking about all the touchups you want to make to your outdoor space. Get started today on your outdoor spring refresh with our helpful tips to prepare your home.
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Why Your HVAC Unit Isn’t Working | 4 Things That Cause HVAC Issues
Having a working HVAC unit is essential for two very big reasons – the comfort of your home and the size of your energy bill. For you to get the most cost-savings, efficiency, and lifespan out of your unit, everything must be fully operational. We’ve broken down the four main things that cause HVAC issues and why your HVAC unit isn’t working.
Go Green for St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day means one thing — green everywhere! Don’t stop at just your outfit, check out our tips to go green at home.
How to Protect and Maintain Your Home’s Heat Pump
Not maintaining your heat pump could result in 10 to 25% more energy consumption. Learn how to prevent costly repairs and keep your home heating efficiently with our heat pump maintenance tips.
Furnace Repair | When to DIY and When to Call the Experts
Preventative maintenance can help you avoid furnace repair, but not everything has a DIY solution. Learn about common furnace repair problems and what to do to solve them.
Pre-Spring Cleaning Checklist
We’ve all heard about spring cleaning, but what about pre-spring cleaning? There are tons of areas in and around your home that might need some TLC before spring arrives.
How to Program a Thermostat
Program your thermostat to utilize cost-saving features that simplify your home’s heating and cooling.
5 Easy Ways To Keep Your Home Warm This Winter
Stop dropping temperatures outdoors from increasing your energy cost indoors. Learn how you can keep your home warm this winter.
How to Have Good Air Quality in Your Home During the Winter
Reduce your chances of getting sick this winter with our tips on how to improve air quality in your home. You’ll be surprised by how easy it can be.
How to Conserve Energy with a Full House
Discover how to conserve energy even with a full house of guests.