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Why It Is Important to Have a NATE-Certified HVAC Technician
If you’re thinking about contracting an HVAC technician who’s not North American Technician Excellence (NATE)-certified, think again. Today’s heating and cooling systems incorporate technology as...
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What Heating System Is Right for Your Terre Haute Home?
Your new heating system will probably consume more energy than the air conditioner that kept you cool during the summer. Winter heating and lighting generally account for 60 percent of home energy...
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Ways You Can Prevent Ice Dams this Winter
Ice dams in the winter can ruin your roof and cause severe water damage to the interior of your house. Ironically, the main cause of damaging ice dams is too much heat in the wrong place. Heat...
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How Can Attic Insulation Help You Save Energy?
If you’re considering ways to increase home energy efficiency, attic insulation needs to be high on your list. No matter what season, heat energy is always on the move — unfortunately, usually in the...
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Tight Ducts Keep Heat in Your Home Where it Belongs
Tight ducts have an enormous effect on household energy efficiency and comfort. The amount of conditioned air escaping out of leaky residential ductwork into unconditioned zones like the attic, crawl...
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Take these Precautions to Avoid Frozen Pipes in Your Home this Winter
According to a major insurer, about 250,000 homes are subject to damage from frozen pipes every winter. It doesn't take a catastrophic rupture: a tiny 1/8-inch split in a household water supply line...
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A Zoning System Could Save You Energy and Money
Because indoor temperatures aren’t a one-size-fits-all matter, a zoning system accommodates multiple needs under one roof. In many houses, it’s hard to make a single central thermostat adapt to all...
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Oil vs. Gas Furnaces: What’s the Difference?
For most homeowners in Indiana, the choice of a furnace for household heating is predominately gas furnaces, with electric furnaces coming in second. Oil furnaces are less common in this part of the...
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Tips for Being Prepared in Case of Power Outages
The odds that you’ll experience a power outage increase steadily every year. Because Indiana ranks among the top 10 states for weather-related power outages, getting acquainted with a few guidelines...
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How is a Heat Recovery Ventilator Beneficial in Your Home?
Balance is important to your indoor environment, and a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) balances healthy, fresh air ventilation with temperature control and energy efficiency. Homes don’t “breathe” like...
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