Home Insulation Tips and Tricks For a Cozy Winter
We all want cozy homes when the weather starts to change and the temperatures drop outside. Achieving these levels of comfort can be challenging, however, if you don’t have the proper protocols in place. But you don’t want to spend a small fortune just to keep the indoor temps at a reasonable level. That’s where checking the insulation in your attic can help. Making a small upgrade to these attic spaces could make a big impact for your overall energy costs. ... Read More
Ready For The Cold Temperatures That Are Around The Corner?
Let’s face it: Winter is always going to get to us in Southern Idaho. As the temperatures go down, we depend more and more on our home comfort systems. If you’ve got a well-maintained, fairly new, energy-efficient home comfort system, you’re probably thinking “No problem. I’ve got this.” But if your heating and air conditioning system has struggled to make it through the last few winters, then you may be thinking something quite a bit different. ... Read More
How To Get Ahead Of The Furnace Break Down Season
It is October and time to take a look at your home heating needs. It is hard to hear that with these beautiful 70 and 80 degree temperatures that we are experiencing in Southern Idaho, but whether you live in the Boise region, Twin Falls, or Pocatello and Idaho Falls regions, you know that it is only a matter of time until things change. If it is anything like last year, it may even change on a dime!You should always have your heating system checked and maintained every year. This will prolong the life of your system, save you money, and provide greater safety and comfort to you and your family. This is common sense and good home economics management 101.What I want to address in this article is what the homeowner should be on the look-out for if they’ve perhaps foregone regular furnace maintenance and tune-ups. Here are just a few signs that your system needs immediate attention. ... Read More