
When considering options for heating a home, forced air vs hydronic systems are the two most common approaches. Forced air consists of a gas-fired or electric furnace that blows heated
Chilly Indiana winters may mean a heavy home heating load. The heating load is the amount of BTUs required to keep a specific house comfortable in the coldest expected weather.
When it’s time for furnace replacement, you’ll have a number of heating system options to consider. But, first: How do you know it’s time? A gas-fired furnace has a typical
If your house doesn’t stay warm in winter, the heating system is failing to fulfill its most basic function. A number of system components operate in concert—or not—to produce reliable
Heating alternatives available today prove there’s more than one way to stay comfortable in winter. While most people still opt for a conventional gas-fired furnace, sometimes it’s not a perfect
Why is heating old homes often so problematic? In today’s newer houses, we’re used to indoor heating that doesn’t vary more than a few degrees from the thermostat setting, 24/7.
Heating your basement becomes an issue if you want to use that space for anything other than storage. Basements are notoriously clammy and chilly due to cold concrete walls and
Heating system odors are a frequent complaint at this time of year. As cool weather approaches, seasonal start-up of the furnace takes place and the system that’s been idle since
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