Posts in Heaters

7 Tips for Heating Your Home the Right W...

Winter is a time for hot chocolate, holiday movies, and ugly sweaters. Unfortunately, it can also be a time of extreme low temperatures and power outages. When it comes to kee...

How to Spot a Faulty Furnace Ignitor

Though furnaces vary plenty from model to model, type to type, they all have one component in common, an Ignitor. Of course, the form of this component itself does vary....

Efficiency Standards for Heaters

The reason for the existence of standards is to make sure a minimum is upheld when it comes to the quality of the products we all use that affect both our lives and the genera...

The Various Types of Space Heaters

Space heaters represent the ultimate marriage of convenience, energy efficiency, and comfort when it comes to heating in Austin in the winter. Think about how your ceiling fan...

2 A/C Options for a Boiler Heated Home

Houses come in many shapes in sizes, these days more than ever before. And the way people heat their homes varies just as much. Furnaces are the most common type of heating in...

Mini Split Heat Pumps versus Heat Pumps

We’ve talked before about the various features and functionalities of heat pumps on this blog. We’ve also touched upon the existence of ductless heat systems, name...

What Happens during a Heating Maintenanc...

To keep your HVAC system functioning at the top of its game, it needs some special attention every once and a while. That’s not to say that heaters and air conditioners...

Sealing Your Ducts for Better Heating

They’re the least visible but most far-reaching part of your HVAC system. They allow the conditioned air to reach every room in the house. They’re the ducts and al...

Common Furnace Problems & Troubleshootin...

In an ideal world, we’d never have to troubleshoot a problem with our furnaces. Furnaces can be found in most homes around the country, being the most common type o...

Off Grid Home Heating in Austin

As our world gets more interconnected, as it becomes easier to communicate with vast numbers of people across the globe and trade resources from one city or country to another...

Solving Uneven Home Heating

comes to residential Austin heating and cooling, some problems that can arise are more common than others. One of the problems you’re more likely to encounter at some po...

The Ins and Outs of Space Heaters

months, we’ve talked a lot about heating the home but for the most part, we’ve focused primarily on the concept of centralized residential heating in Austin. Gener...

The Lifespan of a Heater

Nothing is permanent in this world and that means that eventually, your loyal heater’s time will come to an end. 

Stay Cozy at Night with an Electric Blan...

For as much as people love their heaters, we all sometimes wonder how we can manage to use them less. Using your heater less when ...

Questions to Ask When Buying a New Heate...

When your current trusty furnace, boiler, or heat pump finally gives in to the march of time and becomes either too old and worn ...

Heater Fire Safety

In a lot of ways, heaters and air conditioners are very similar. They accomplish the same function of altering the temperature in ...

How to Keep Warm and Minimize Heater Usa...

There’s something about the fall. Whether it’s the freshly fallen crunchy red and yellow leaves on the ground or the soft cool ...

Does Your Heater Need Repairing or Repla...

When it comes to things like your home's central heating system, the decisions you make really count. That’s because your Austin ...

Geothermal Heat Pumps

There are a lot more options out there today when it comes to how you can heat your home in the winter than ever before in human ...

Types of Heating Systems

The world of central residential heating is a vast one. Nowadays there are more choices than ever, to the point where most people ...

The Importance of Heating Preventative M...

The upcoming cool weather in Austin provides a wonderful opportunity to save money on your energy bill. This is because we’re soon ...

What Is Emergency Heat?

Normally, your heat pump pulls heat from the outside air to warm up your house. It is designed to work in a broad range of temperatures throughout the winter. But when severel...

26 Home Heating Tips and Energy-Efficien...

Increase wall insulation - Probably not the simplest job but certainly the most effective, adding insulation to your walls makes an enormous difference in your home heating bi...