winter: 6 Signs Your Heating System Is on Its Way Out
- 11/03/17 11:34 AM
During fall and winter, your heating system is your lifeline. So if it fails in the middle of the cold season, it can feel physically, mentally and financially uncomfortable. Below, 128 Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, gives tips to homeowners about signs to look for that indicate a heating system is failing.
Age of the system - The average lifespan of a heating system is 15 - 20 years. As a heating unit ages, it falls behind in terms of efficiency. A high-efficiency system uses less energy to run than a system that isn't, which typically means a lower monthly … (3 comments)
winter: 5 Ways to Ready Your Home Heating System for Winter
- 11/16/16 03:52 AM
There are three words no homeowner wants to hear in winter: “The heat’s out.” That’s exactly what can happen if you don’t maintain your heating system, say the experts at the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI). To ensure that doesn’t happen, AHRI’s experts recommend the following prep list.
1. Call the Pros – Have your heating system serviced ahead of winter to keep it operating efficiently all season long. Consult the database of certified professionals at NATEX.org (North American Technician Excellence [NATE]) for a technician in your area.
2. Clear the Pump – Remove debris that may have accumulated around the heat … (3 comments)
winter: 10 Ways to Winterize Your Home
- 11/13/15 02:45 AM
Whether this winter proves mild or severe, colder temperatures can often cause major damage to your property. To avoid potential repairs come springtime, take the time now to carry out these 10 winterization steps. 1. Insulate – Proper insulation is essential to keeping heat in and cold out of your home. Insulation tends to be lacking in attics and basements, so evaluate these areas and, if needed, retrofit with cost-effective, energy-efficient injection foam insulation. 2. Weatherize – Weatherization prevents ice dams from damaging your roof. To do it effectively, be sure to have a qualified professional ventilate, insulate and seal the attic. 3. Test … (0 comments)
There are many questions homeowners ask themselves during the selling process. "How much will my home sell for? How much should I list my home for? Who should I select as a real estate agent to sell my home? Last but not least, "Is this a good time to be selling a home?" is also a very common question that real estate agents are asked. As with every decision in life, there are pros and cons, and choosing when to sell a home is no different. There are many factors that need to be taken into consideration before deciding … (0 comments)
Conventional wisdom says that spring and summer are the best seasons for selling a home since people typically want to be moved and settled into their new space so that they can enjoy the summer months. However, for anyone looking to sell their home, it’s important to remember that sales don’t come to a standstill during the colder seasons. In fact, there are plenty of people looking to buy in the fall, including first-time buyers, people relocating for a job and even empty nesters. This offers a unique opportunity for sellers to help their homes stand out. For the … (0 comments)
winter: WINTER BLUES? WARM UP AT HOME!
- 01/31/12 06:03 AM
For many of us, winter means more time spent inside and less time spent in the great outdoors, which can often lead to a classic case of cabin fever and winter blahs. According to Debra Duneier, author and creator of EchoChi, with a few simple steps, you can transform your home into a place that makes you feel happier and healthier this winter: Use color creatively. Add warmth and excitement to your life by accessorizing your home with red, yellow and orange, says Duneier. These colors have a stimulating Chi (energy vibration) and have the energy of summer. This invigorates our environment, … (2 comments)
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During fall and winter, your heating system is your lifeline. So if it fails in the middle of the cold season, it can feel physically, mentally and financially uncomfortable. Below, 128 Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, gives tips to homeowners about signs to look for that indicate a heating system is failing.
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