Is Your Furnace Ready for the Colder Winter Months?

Your furnace can burn itself out quickly while working hard to keep you comfortable during the winter. That could leave you without heat when you need it the most, meaning you’ll have to schedule emergency repairs. You can avoid such scenarios by getting your...

How Do HVAC Energy Wasters Impact Your Energy Bill?

If you’re like many homeowners, you may be unintentionally making your heating system use more energy than necessary during the long Indianapolis winters. Excess energy usage costs you valuable space in your budget. Here are the top HVAC energy wasters that can...

How to Set the Best Sleep Temperature During Winter

Don’t you wish you could still sleep the way you did when you were young? Actually, there are a couple of tricks to getting good sleep that you may not know about — and that don’t involve taking sleep aids. Here’s how to set a good sleep...

Learn How Often to Schedule Regular Home HVAC Service

It’s surprising how many homeowners avoid scheduling regular HVAC service for their heating and cooling equipment. All too many homeowners wait until there is something wrong with their HVAC unit to call for help. They view preventative maintenance as an extra...

Know How to Protect Your Pipes from Colder Weather

The cold winter temperatures in Indianapolis can cause your water pipes to freeze. Water expands while it freezes, which could cause both plastic and metal pipes to burst and spew hundreds or thousands of gallons of water throughout your home, resulting in expensive...

How to Best Clean the Air Vents That Are Inside Your Home

Over time, the dust in your home builds up on your vent covers, as well as in the vents themselves. As air passes through the vents, that dust then gets circulated through your home, lowering your indoor air quality. You can minimize this buildup by dusting and...

Here Are the Pros and Cons of Having a Wi-Fi Thermostat

A thermostat upgrade can significantly improve both your home comfort and your energy usage. If you really want to take control of your home’s climate, though, your best option is a thermostat that connects to the Internet and can be controlled via your phone or...
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