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Importance of Gas Furnace Efficiency

Your neighbors come over for dinner one blustery evening and as you welcome them in and take their coats, they can’t help but comment on how toasty your home is. “It’s so warm in here…your heating bill must be sky-high!” You smile proudly and say, “Not at all – we have a high-efficiency furnace.” Ok, […]

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Is a Wood Stove Right for Your Home?

There’s no denying the appeal of cuddling up on the couch and basking in glow of a wood stove fire. Not only does a wood stove add character and ambience but it also provides an added source of heat for those colder days. But before you commit to getting one, learn whether a wood stove […]

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Why Is My Furnace Blowing Cold Air?

When winter weather rages and the temperature drops, your home’s heating system is more important than ever. And there’s nothing worse during the most brutal stretch of winter than discovering your furnace blowing cold air. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to get your home warm and toasty again, and fast! We’ve rounded up […]

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Create a Dust-Free Home

No matter how often you clean your home, chances are you can never keep up with the dust. Not only annoying, dust is also pretty gross when you think about all the dirt, pollen, hair, dead skin cells, and airborne pollutants that contribute to is. For those suffering from allergies, asthma, or other respiratory problems, […]

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Is Your Furnace Ready for Another Winter?

Remember as a child those tense moments before sharing your report card with your folks? It was enough to drive you crazy. A bad grade, for example, could cost you to lose a privilege or two or keep you off the honor roll. But put in the work and turn everything in on time and […]

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Combat Dry Indoor Air

Dry indoor air is not your friend. It can make your life downright miserable. Dry sinuses, dry, itchy skin, lifeless hair, and static electricity are just some of the issues dry air can cause. And yet many homeowners, especially those with forced air heating systems, spend all fall and winter putting up with it. Sure, […]

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Secrets to Saving on Utility Costs

Imagine reducing your energy consumption, saving money on household utility costs, and taking a little pressure off your HVAC equipment, all without sacrificing an ounce of comfort and convenience. Sounds too good to be true, right? Actually, it’s easier than you think. Simply adopting a handful of smart, energy-efficient practices can help you realize substantial […]

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Things to Clean After You’ve Been Sick

Try as you might, it’s nearly impossible to keep germs from invading your home during cold and flu season. If you or a loved one should fall ill, the first priority is getting better. Drink lots of fluids and give your body the rest it needs. Once symptoms alleviate, you’ll want to do a thorough […]

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Prepare Your Fireplace for Fall and Winter

The cozy season is officially here and nothing compares to the appeal of the soft amber glow of a crackling fire. But your fireplace is more than just a pretty face; it’s an essential component of your home and needs the same regular TLC as other major appliances in order to function safely and properly. […]

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The Ideal Thermostat Temp for Cooler Weather

Once cooler weather rolls around, you like the thermostat set to a toasty 73 degrees. Your cost-conscious spouse panics at every degree over 65. Does this sound like your home? You’re not alone – countless households battle over the ideal thermostat temp. And while this seasonal disagreement may not warrant a trip to couple’s counseling, […]

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