Did you know that when it comes to selecting a furnace for your home, you have several options to choose from? Your optimal choice depends on your location, climate, and personal preferences.
Furnaces that have earned the Government backed Energy Star have a higher AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) rating. AFUE is the measure of heating equipment efficiency. It is represented as a percentage and can act as an efficiency guide for people.
When you’re trying to get the most mileage out of your household budget, it’s critical that your heating system work as hard to save you money as it does to keep your home comfortable. If it’s not pulling its weight, we’re always happy to help you make the necessary repairs that will lower its operating costs.
Did you know that the Romans were the first civilization to use a warm-air heating system? Also, about 60 percent of the homes in the United States are heated with gas-fired, forced-air furnaces. Speak to your HVAC heating specialist to determine the best heating option for your home.
When you decide to install a new HVAC system in your home, it's possible that you will qualify for a tax credit from the state or federal government. Check with your accountant or a tax expert to confirm whether the purchase qualifies for the credit.
Passive solar heating systems don't use mechanical systems to collect or transfer heat. Instead, the sun's energy warms the air in special rooms (sunspaces, solariums, greenhouses), and the warmed air is naturally circulated to other rooms.
