The Midwest spring and summer is right around the corner, and you know what that experience is like. You rush out the door for work, and you stop to turn off your A/C since no
Now that we’re a few blustery, frigid months into the midwestern winter, you may have noticed a few things pop up in your home that you didn’t see during the warmer weather. Most noticeably: cold
Wi-Fi thermostats are becoming more popular as homeowners increasingly discover the benefits of controlling their home environments from afar. These remotely operated thermostats are not just for frequent travelers; in our climate, where winter weather
Thermostat malfunctions can make you think something is seriously wrong with your HVAC system. Learning some basic thermostat troubleshooting methods may save you the cost of having an HVAC technician make the diagnosis. Here’s how to
Humidity is a common problem for many Cleveland homeowners. Excess moisture in the air creates uncomfortable living conditions, contributes to respiratory and other health problems, reduces indoor air quality, damages woodwork, and decreases the efficiency
Take a look at your thermostat. Upon close inspection, you’ll notice that you can make the decision to either set the fan to “auto” or “on.” But do you know which setting is best for your
Whether you’re looking for a heating and cooling system for a new home or replacing your existing equipment, a quality HVAC installation is necessary to get the most out of your investment. The EPA estimates
Your home’s cooling system is made up of many different parts that all function together to maintain your desired comfort level. Becoming familiar with some of these key components can give you greater insight into
A boiler that’s in good shape can be one of the quietest heating appliances in your home. However, there are a wide range of problems that can make your boiler one of the noisiest as well. Here
Radiant floor heat is great for areas of the home that don’t retain heat well on their own and could use a little help staying warm, like your kitchen or bathroom. Radiant heating is usually installed under the
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