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Should You Repair or Replace Your Old Gas Furnace? 7 Major Considerations
Minnesota weather is intense and unpredictable — including the amount of strain it puts on your HVAC system throughout the year. Before the bitter cold sits in, however, ask yourself: is my furnace working at peak performance? If not, it may be time for some repairs — or maybe even a brand new furnace. It Read more
How HVAC Condenser Coils Work and How to Clean Them
When it comes to central AC maintenance, you’ll want to ensure that the condenser coils are regularly checked. Why? Dirty, clogged condenser coils reduce HVAC efficiency and increase energy consumption, and what happens is your system starts to overheat or fail — a problem no one wants to have. If you’re ready to clean your Read more
Understanding Why Your Home Isn’t Cooling Properly
Warm summer weather is here again, and if you’re like many of the households across the U.S., chances are you’ve already started running your central air conditioning system. If you’re lucky, your AC will run just fine throughout the entire season. However, many Americans will face AC problems to some degree or another. Below are Read more
What Size Central Air Conditioner Do I Need?
There is no such thing as a “one size fits all” central air conditioner. Homes come in all shapes and sizes, and as a result, central air conditioning equipment does as well. Choosing the incorrect size air conditioner for your home may lead to higher energy bills, discomfort or a mix of both. If you Read more
The Weather is Warming Up, Time for an HVAC Tune Up
Spring is here, and many are starting their spring cleaning to-do lists. Cleaning out closets, dusting, and mopping are important for keeping your home in tip top shape, but there is one more thing you should consider adding to your list. Your HVAC could use a nice checkup before those dog days of summer hit Read more
How to Prevent Allergies With Air Filtration Systems
Winter in Minnesota means a lot more than just cranking up the heat to keep the cold at bay; it can mean the buildup of allergens in your home aggravating your allergy symptoms. With windows shut to keep out the cold, natural air circulation is low, causing pollutants such as dust, dust mites, and animal Read more
How To Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Your Home
Detecting carbon monoxide (CO) within the home is extremely important, especially during the winter season when people increasingly rely on gas furnaces, generators and related appliances for heat. What is carbon monoxide and how is it produced? Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that results from the incomplete combustion of carbon-based fuels like Read more
Guide to Federal Tax Incentives for Efficient HVAC
Your HVAC system is designed to keep you comfortable, but did you know it could also save you money on your taxes? As an incentive to encourage lower energy usage in homes, the US Federal Government offers a federal HVAC tax credit for anyone who has purchased efficient heating and cooling products since 2012. This Read more
Home HVAC Maintenance Visits: What to Expect
An HVAC system is an essential part the home – it’s a system that you must keep running smoothly so that you don’t get stuck in a dangerous situation in the middle of winter. If you’re scheduling maintenance visits, you might be curious about what to expect once the technician arrives. Every home is different, Read more
How to Winterize a Cabin in Minnesota
Minnesota’s weather can be extreme — sweltering summers that drive you to the lake and bone-chilling winters that demand serious preparation. If you’re one of many Minnesota cabin owners, it’s not just about enjoying the summer sun; it’s about getting ready for the long, harsh winter too. Knowing how to winterize a cabin in Minnesota Read more