by Chip | Aug 29, 2019 | Plumbing
The volume of water inside your water heater increases as it’s heated. In old plumbing systems, this expanding water would push some water outside your house and back into the main city supply where it came from. Due to plumbing code changes, cities nowadays...
by Chip | Aug 27, 2019 | Air Conditioner
Your A/C is vital on hot days. It’s also one of the biggest consumers of energy in your home. How do you keep your home comfortable in the summer without spending a fortune in cooling bills? One option may be to replace your A/C with a swamp cooler. Here’s...
by Chip | Aug 22, 2019 | Furnaces
To stay comfortable in the frigid winter temperatures in the Indianapolis area, you’ll need a system that can meet your heating demands competently. The options you can choose from can be a little overwhelming. Here’s a radiant heat vs furnace comparison...
by Chip | Aug 20, 2019 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
A half century ago, we didn’t think much about the quality of a home’s air. Everyone just threw open the windows to freshen the air and life was good. These days, with central HVAC systems and modern home construction, a house’s indoor air quality...
by Chip | Aug 15, 2019 | Dehumidifier
Indianapolis summers can be hot and steamy. High humidity is therefore prevalent in many local homes. In general, the HVAC system should be able to keep humidity at a reasonable level, say, below 50 percent. Otherwise, when humidity rises, you may experience problems...
