Do These 8 Things When Your AC Breaks
When the weather hits the summer highs around Baltimore, you need your AC working properly to stay comfortable and keep your family safe. However, it’s… View Article Read More
May 2
10 Common Problems That Cause Your HVAC System’s Fuse to Blow
Your HVAC system, whether an AC, furnace, or energy-efficient heat pump, is valuable at different times of the year. For example, your furnace or heat… View Article Read More
April 5
10 Simple Answers to “Why Won’t My AC Shut Off?”
Air conditioners consume a lot of energy as they convert warm air into cooled air. The more energy they use, the more expensive your energy… View Article Read More
March 2
20 Possible Reasons Why Your HVAC System Isn’t Working
A faulty HVAC system can cause discomfort, raise energy bills, and even become a health hazard. If your HVAC system isn’t working correctly, it’s important… View Article Read More
February 10
HVAC Short Cycling: What It Is and How to Stop It
Not all HVAC problems consist of screeching machinery or an AC that refuses to cool. Sometimes, the warning signs can be a lot more subtle…. View Article Read More
January 20
A Guide to HVAC System Noises and Their Meanings
Is your HVAC system trying to communicate with you? Could it be letting you know that attention is needed to keep it running efficiently? Nearly… View Article Read More
December 20
What Makes My Furnace Flame Orange?
What It Means When Your Furnace Flame Turns Orange, Red, or Yellow If you have a natural gas furnace in your Baltimore, Maryland home, its… View Article Read More
November 18
Traditional or Tankless: Choosing the Right Hot Water Option
Having a ready supply of hot water is essential to your home’s comfort. For many years, traditional tank-storage-based water heaters were the best and only… View Article Read More
October 11
10 Differences Between a Heat Pump and a Furnace
A furnace and a heat pump are both appliances that are used to heat a home. A furnace operates by circulating heated air throughout the… View Article Read More
September 20
SEER2: What Is It and What Does It Mean for Your Energy Bill?
The U.S. Department of Energy is set to change the minimum energy efficiency requirements for all new cooling equipment beginning in January 2023. As part… View Article Read More
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