Why Some Rooms Are Always Cold: Ductwork in Older Houses
If one room has never been comfortable, the equipment is probably not the problem. What goes wrong in older duct systems and what is worth fixing.
Chris Wheeler ·
Furnaces & Forced Air
Forced hot air systems, ductwork, filters, and the failures we see most often on New Hampshire furnaces.
Converting from Oil Heat: What the Process Actually Involves
Leaving oil behind is one of the most common projects we do. The realistic sequence, the decisions along the way, and what to do about the old tank.
Chris Wheeler ·
How Long Should a Furnace Last, and When to Replace It
Age alone is a poor reason to replace working equipment. The five questions that actually decide repair versus replace.
Chris Wheeler ·
Furnace Turning On and Off Every Few Minutes
Short cycling wears equipment out early and it is almost always one of five things. Two of them you can check without tools.
Derek Mills ·
Heat Pump or Furnace: What Works in a New Hampshire Winter
Cold climate heat pumps really do work here, but they are not the right answer for every house. What we look at before recommending one.
Chris Wheeler ·
How Often Should You Really Change Your Furnace Filter?
The number on the box assumes a house that does not exist. What actually determines your interval, and why a thicker filter is not always better.
Derek Mills ·