A power surge – or increase in voltage that significantly exceeds the standard 120-volt flow of electricity into a home or building – can cause tremendous damage to electronics, appliances, air conditioning units, and heating systems. Like a jolt to the heart, a power surge can carry thousands or tens of thousands of volts into your home’s wiring. That’s enough to crash computer hard drives, fry circuit boards and ruin home entertainment systems.
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Much like the diverse array of people in the world, a variety of heating system options are available for your home, reflecting everything from the age of your home to your personal tastes.
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Have you ever seen the words “aux heat” on your digital thermostat and wondered what exactly it means? Well, aux heat
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Your furnace is a complex machine featuring many critical components that ensure optimal performance and safety. One such device i
Learn moreIt’s kind of a universal thought that summer’s debut is with Memorial Day and the grand finale is with Labor Day. F
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Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can be a swift and silent killer. Learn the signs, symptoms, and common causes of carbon monoxide p
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