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Merging Two Homes into One: Tips on HVAC Systems

Hi, my name is Katherine. A few years ago, my family outgrew our current home. However, as we love our neighborhood, we did not want to move. Luckily, the home behind us went into foreclosure, and we were able to buy it very cheaply. Then, we built a hall between the two homes, and ultimately, we merged the HVAC systems of both homes. If you are combining two structures into one, this blog has the tips you need. It helps you decide if merging your systems is the right choice, and if so, it explores tips on how to do that effectively. Please explore and enjoy reading!

Latest Posts

How To Handle A Furnace That Isn't Generating Enough Heat

Posted on June 7, 2016

If your furnace is turning on and providing heat, yet isn't providing as much heat as you expect, then there are several possible causes that you should investigate. To help you figure out how to get your heater back on track, here are some of those causes and a few potential solutions: Your Thermostat May Be Broken You might not be dealing with a malfunction with the furnace at all. Instead, it might be the thermostat on the furnace that is preventing you from enjoying a nice and cozy home. [Read More]

Heat Pumps: Good For All Seasons!

Posted on April 18, 2016

When you think about heating and cooling, you might think about furnaces and air conditioning units. However, there are other options and possibilities to heat and cool your house. One such option is a heat pump. A heat pump is a pump that can both heat your home during the winter and cool it during the summer. It doesn't burn any fuel, and it doesn't run electricity through an element. This pump works using the same technology as fridges and air conditioners. [Read More]

Is A Geothermal Heat Pump Right For You?

Posted on February 16, 2016

If you want to upgrade your heating, then you have a lot of options to choose from. You might want a new central heating system, a space heater, or even a heat pump. If you are interested in getting a heat pump, then you should know that there are two different types of heat pumps and they operate very differently. To help make you an informed consumer, here is a breakdown of one of those types, the geothermal heat pump: [Read More]

Three Ways To Keep Warm And Cozy While You're Awaiting A Furnace Repair

Posted on January 12, 2016

A furnace that breaks down might not concern you when the outdoor temperature is moderate, but if it's chilly outside the interior of your home will soon follow suit. It's important to call an HVAC repair service right away to get into the queue; many services are open 24 hours a day and will schedule a visit promptly, but it might be a handful of hours before the problem is fixed. [Read More]