The water heater is one of the most frequently used pieces of equipment in the home so when something doesn’t sound right, it is important to rule out issues that may result in repairs or replacement of parts.

When investing in a hot water heater, it is important to consider the efficiency, cost, and longevity of a new heater. Many homeowners wonder whether to stick with a traditional storage tank water heater or switch to a tankless option.

Many homeowners in Massachusetts have been interested in replacing or installing a new heat pump system in their home. With the recent rebate incentives of up to $10,000 in savings, as well as lower carbon emissions, and higher energy efficiency, the demand for heat pumps has risen sharply.

The ideal relative humidity for your home should be between 30%-50%. Any level in this range is essential for you and your family's health. However, you may want to keep humanity levels on the lower side for your comfort. The more humidity in the air, the warmer it feels in a room. Keeping the humidity down will allow you to keep the room temperature a little warmer and therefore save money on your electric bill.

Heating and cooling needs differ for every home, space, and even individual preference. Many people who do not have a central air conditioner, or have an area in their home without ductwork, seek comfort solutions that are efficient and not invasive. Often times ductless mini-split systems are excellent options. In this blog, we discuss what ductless mini-splits are and how they work.

Water heaters allow us to do laundry, run the dishwasher, and simply take a hot shower. So having a properly running water heater is crucial for the comfort of you and your family. Today we will give you tips on how to recognize warning signs your water heater might need to be repaired or if it is time for a replacement.