5 Reasons Why You Are Not Getting Enough Hot Water

February 22nd, 2019
You use hot water every single day in your home. That's great, until the hot water starts turning lukewarm and then cold. If your water heater isn’t producing enough hot water for you, it can ruin your shower and make

Don’t Let Your HVAC System Fail Because of an Air Filter

February 19th, 2019
Furnaces and air conditioners contain numerous mechanical parts that contribute to their effective operation. However, as crucial as all these components are for bringing you comfort, one of the most vital parts of your system isn’t a complicated piece of machinery.

Heat Pump Benefits for Homes in California

February 12th, 2019
Heat pumps are a cost-effective heating and cooling option in all areas of the American West and Southwest, including Northern California. Unlike an air conditioner, which uses heat pump technology to provide cooling only, a heat pump can provide efficient

Furnace Not Working? Try This Before Calling the Pros

February 8th, 2019
It's cold out, which is when many homeowners realize just how important regular furnace maintenance is. Fortunately, there are ways to get your furnace back up and running again before calling the pros. If you suspect a problem, however, don't attempt a

What to Know About HVAC Systems and the Rain

January 18th, 2019
With all the precipitation in the forecast, now’s a good time to go over the effects of rain on your heating and air conditioning system. Luckily, your outdoor HVAC units are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, such as rain,

Where Is My Furnace? Where Is My Furnace Filter?

January 15th, 2019
If you live in Northern California, you most likely have a furnace or heat pump. Hybrid heating systems are comprised of a furnace (gas or electric) and a heat pump. Where is my furnace? Most Americans use a furnace to

Smart HVAC Systems for Smart Homes

January 11th, 2019
A smart home is one that has a thermostat, cameras, and other devices and appliances that are connected to a wireless network. They can be remotely operated and turn on and off based on your habits and location to your

Using Nature to Keep Your House Warm

January 8th, 2019
Way before furnaces and central heating, humans had to stay warm somehow. How did our ancestors in Russia, Europe, Canada, and other cold places around the globe survive temperature extremes? One thing they did was come up with smart ways to make

One Easy Way to Lower Your Energy Bill for the New Year

January 1st, 2019
It’s January 1, the first day of 2019. With low temperatures and high hopes in the air, we started thinking about cold weather, heating systems, and good homeowner habits. According the Energy Department, the most common home heating fuel is

15 Winter Heating Safety Tips

December 25th, 2018
As the temperatures continue to drop around our service area (East Bay, Sacramento, San Jose, and nearby), more and more people will be relying on their favorite heat source to keep warm and comfortable in their Northern California home. Whether that means