The good side of having a heat pump is that it works year-round, keeping your home warm in winter and cool in summer. That way, you don’t need both a furnace and an air conditioner. Still, deciding to replace your...
The primary difference between heat pumps and furnaces lies in how they generate heat. Furnaces burn fuel (like natural gas or oil) to produce heat, while heat pumps transfer heat from one location to another, either from the outside air...
When summer heat hits, air conditioners are the go-to for many homes. But heat pumps are gaining popularity, not just for heating, but also for cooling. This raises a common question: Can a heat pump truly match the comfort and...
When your building’s heating or cooling system fails, everything is affected. Employees feel uncomfortable, customers leave sooner, and your energy bills climb fast. In commercial spaces, where comfort and air quality directly impact productivity and customer experience, having the right...
One important decision you’ll face when installing a new furnace in your home is choosing the right type. The main difference between an upflow and a downflow furnace lies in the direction the air flows. However, your home’s layout and...
A lot of homeowners share the same story with us: their technician says it’s “strongly recommended” to replace their furnace. But to them, it sounds more like an upsell than genuine advice. And honestly, we get it. No one wants...
