As a Utah homeowner, you know how dry the winters here can be. Running a humidifier is the key to creating a healthier, more comfortable home. After all, dry air saps your body of its natural defenses, making you more prone to illness, itchy skin, dry nasal cavities, and sore throat. Static buildup is also […]
Home heating and cooling equipment just got more efficient in Utah and across the rest of the United States. On January 1, 2023, the Department of Energy (DOE) implemented new SEER and HSPF requirements for central air conditioners and heat pumps. This is in line with the DOE’s mission to reduce the country’s energy consumption and pollution levels. […]
As temperatures soar, everyone wants to save on their cooling bills. Understand what negatively affects AC efficiency, and you can take steps to help lower your energy consumption. Clogged air filter: If your air conditioner can’t “breathe” properly, it ends up working harder to circulate air around the house. To prevent this, check and replace the […]
Nothing is more frustrating than taking a relaxing shower, only to look down and find you’re standing in ankle-deep water. A clogged shower drain is a nuisance that requires attention before it floods your bathroom. Fortunately, unclogging a shower drain doesn’t always require calling a plumber. With some simple DIY techniques, you might be able to solve […]
Most Utah homes are heated with traditional forced-air furnaces. If your system is giving you trouble this winter, you could end up with higher-than-normal energy bills or a chilly house. Find out more about the five most common furnace problems so you can get the heat working again. The Furnace Produces No Heat Before you […]
If your furnace seems to be running without issue, you may wonder if it’s necessary to schedule furnace maintenance this year. It’s a reasonable question—after all, why should you spend time and money on a service you don’t need? However, HVAC professionals recommend annual maintenance as a preventative measure to help avoid problems before they start. […]
