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HVAC Options for Old Houses: How To Retrofit Your HVAC System While Preserving the History of Your Home

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Published February 26, 2024 by Tony Spezza   You love everything about your historic home — well, almost everything.  From its classical profile to its intricate interior woodwork, your old home moves your heart, if only it could move the indoor air around just as well.  The love you have for your home is fair […]

Identifying and Diagnosing Common Furnace Problems

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Published February 26, 2024 by Tony Spezza   Your furnace is the heart(h) of your home, and when it is acting up, it can be annoying and scary.  Noise, lack of heating, and water around your furnace could be a sign of a bigger furnace issue. And when it comes to the comfort and safety […]

What Is a Ductless Heat Pump and How Do They Work?

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Published February 26, 2024 by Tony Spezza   Your 1,200-square-foot house is either freezing cold or ungodly warm. It’s difficult to keep it at an ideal temperature, but paying to install a central air conditioner unit for your small space seems ridiculous.  Rather than bundling up in the winter, or stripping down in the summertime, […]

Annual HVAC Maintenance: A Timeline and Checklist for Every Season

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Published February 7, 2024 by Tony Spezza   Maybe you’ve noticed your energy bill is climbing and climbing with each passing year. Maybe you’re constantly adjusting your thermostat more than you normally should. Or your allergies begin to act up in the fall and spring a lot more than they have in the past.  Is […]

HVAC Winter Maintenance: How To Prepare Your HVAC for Winter Temperatures

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Published February 7, 2024 by Tony Spezza   The cold temperatures are fast approaching, and as a new homeowner, you want to ensure you’re properly preparing your HVAC for winter to avoid costly damages. Heating and cooling systems require year-round maintenance to keep them operating smoothly and efficiently, including proper HVAC winter maintenance — but […]