One of the biggest headaches that any heating equipment owner faces is keeping track of how much heating oil or propane is in their tank – especially as personal calendars fill with back-to-school and holiday to-dos.
We’re past the halfway point of Summer 2019 here in Maryland, and before you know it Labor Day will be in our rearview.
Did you know that nearly half of the air conditioning and heating systems in American homes are incorrectly installed – with many producing a mere 60 percent efficiency per Btu?
After a late arrival, summer 2019 is here in all its hot, sticky glory – and your central air conditioner is no doubt working around the clock to keep you comfortable in your Maryland home.
The difference between a residential and commercial plumbing job can be substantial: for one thing, a commercial plumbing set up can be significantly more complex than one used in your home.
We’ve talked many times on this blog about the benefits of preventative air conditioning maintenance – how an annual A/C tune-up can save you now…
The 2018/19 heating season may not have been as bitter as last year’s – but what we lacked in frigid temps and snow we more than made up for by having a cool spring that lasted well into June.
If you’re ready for a high-efficiency cooling equipment upgrade for your Maryland home (if your A/C is more than 12 years old, you probably should be), there are many factors to consider before you make the investment.
Summer 2019 is on its way, and here in Maryland we’ve already gotten a taste of the kind of the hot, sticky weather that’s supposed to stick around our area for the duration of the season.
You might be tempted to pass over your annual A/C maintenance in the coming weeks – after all, your home cooling system was working just fine last year, right?
If you are a “will call” customer for your heating oil or propane, you’re probably familiar with the phenomenon of heating bill sticker shock…
Erin. Lorenzo. Olga. Fernand. No, they’re not characters from a new hipster show on Netflix – they’re names for 2019’s Atlantic hurricanes, and we could be hearing a lot more about them once Atlantic Hurricane Season gets underway on June 1.
The best way to deal with most problems in your home (and in life, for that matter) is to prevent them from happening in the first place.
If you’re thinking about investing in a new central air conditioning system for your Maryland home and haven’t shopped for one in a while, you may be surprised at the number of acronyms you will encounter in your A/C-buying journey.
Deciding whether to repair or replace a central air conditioner is a question that all homeowners will eventually face if they keep their home long enough.
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