Category Archives: Winter Heating Tips

Coming straight from the Small Business Administration’s website are a few tips that small businesses can use to save money and stay cool this summer. Not surprisingly, most of the suggestions revolve around regular HVAC repair and maintenance. Take advantage … Continue reading →

For home owner’s who use a furnace to stay warm, knowing how to light your pilot light is an essential piece of furnace maintenance. In some cases, a home’s furnace can carry the duty of providing hot water in place … Continue reading →

There has been a little bit of a dip in temperature the past couple weeks. Surely a treat to those who feel like they were duped out of a winter season and a let-down for those who loved the 80 … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I wrote about the difference between home furnace installation and heat pump installation. If for some reason, you have yet to decide which heating system is best for your home, now is the time to decide. … Continue reading →

Weather affects everything in our lives: food in grocery stores are based on season, our morale can soar with warmer weather, and of course, our bills are affected by the way we use our heating and cooling systems. Weathermen and … Continue reading →

Winter in the Northern Virginia area has been unseasonably warm this year – not to mention completely unpredictable. Along with seeing snow in October, 60 degree weather in January and every once in a while a flurry or two, people … Continue reading →

Snow is falling across Northern Virginia right now and for most, that means their heating system has kicked on. Your heating system has probably been dormant for some time and, since the weather has been so inconsistent lately, chances are … Continue reading →

Climatic wants to remind you this Holiday season about regular maintenance for your heat and air system. Here are some routine maintenance tips. Check the air filter in your furnace or fan coil every 3 to 4 weeks. A dirty … Continue reading →

When looking to save money on energy costs most people begin by looking at more efficient heaters and air conditioners. One device that can be overlooked is the thermostat. A poorly functioning thermostat can be the real culprit in sabotaging … Continue reading →

A question that is often asked is whether to purchase a heat pump or go with a high-efficiency furnace. The fundamental difference between the two is that a gas furnace blows warm heated air throughout your home, while a heat … Continue reading →