Apart from significantly reducing your electricity bill, there are other benefits of upgrading your home thermostat. Many homeowners think that all thermostats are the same, but there are crucial differences that distinguish the myriad of thermostats in the market today.

If you're having issues with your HVAC system, you may be able to find recourse through your landlord. But if that leads nowhere, your next best move might be to reach out to your insurance company. While homeowners insurance isn't guaranteed to provide coverage on your HVAC unit, there are several areas where you might be covered.

Spending time with family and friends far away from home is quite thrilling. Before planning for the holidays, it is prudent to make an appointment with us to ensure your HVAC system is in shape before you leave.

Halloween is just around the corner, and there is much to enjoy when it comes to enjoying the scariest season of the year. Spooky ghost stories abound, but with a little help from our team of expert technicians, you should be able to steer clear of the common HVAC problems that can make you think your house is haunted. Whether you believe a ghost is opening and closing doors, making some rooms cold, or making strange noises, our team of technicians is here to explain how your HVAC system can give you a scare. A Strange Scream in the Night If you are lying in bed at night and hear what you think is a scream piercing the quiet of the dark, you may be right. However, we think you should look at your HVAC system before determining a ghost is wreaking havoc because your unit could be causing you to hear some strange noises. The motor and belts attached to it can become worn or stiff, meaning you may hear a screech when your HVAC unit is trying to start and get all its moving parts shifting in the right direction. The same thing is possible when you think somebody is banging on your door when it could simply be the blades of your unit fan that require lubrication.

Finally being able to remodel your home may be a dream come true. In all your preparation, it's important that you take your HVAC unit into consideration. Here are five key things you should be doing to ensure your HVAC unit’s health during and after your remodeling process.

A finished basement not only increases the overall value of your home but it also adds living space for your family to enjoy. Apart from designing the setup of your basement, you will need to consider how you're going to heat and cool it. In this day and age, you have a few different options for handling the HVAC needs of your newly finished basement.