Joel's Heating & Cooling

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01/25/2022

When’s the last time your HVAC system had seasonal maintenance? Regular inspections can help find issues—like worn belts or inefficient motors—that prevent your unit from running properly. Which could ultimately decrease the longevity of your system.

Maintenance is most important when temperatures start to change. And while spring feels far away, it never hurts to get your inspection scheduled.

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01/21/2022

In honor of Get to Know Your Customers Day, we want to learn more about you!

What’s your favorite season and why? Let us know!

01/19/2022

Did you know your windows could be driving up your heat bill? According to the Department of Energy, heat loss through your windows can account for 25-30% of your energy use in the winter.

You can do a few things to help your furnace. Consider adding thick curtains to your windows, using caulk or weatherstripping to seal openings, or upgrading to energy-efficient windows.

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01/16/2022

If you adjust the temperature on your thermostat for your home workouts, make sure to consider other elements like indoor humidity levels and airborne pollutants. Doing so will help you feel refreshed for hours. A whole-home dehumidifier or air purifier can help.

01/13/2022

Did you know that circulating the air in your home helps your air stay clean? That’s especially important in the winter months, when you keep your windows closed to shut out the chill.

To circulate the air in your home, use the fan feature on your thermostat to keep the air flowing.

01/11/2022

It’s National Cut Energy Costs Day! Did you know we can help you save energy? From annual maintenance to a home comfort system upgrade, we have options for every home.

01/07/2022

2022 resolution: replace your old, inefficient thermostat with a new smart thermostat. When you upgrade your thermostat, you’ll save money in the long run—plus it looks stylish too.

01/03/2022

Want to make your home more energy efficient? Start with a home energy audit. Check out this article from energy.gov to learn how to do it yourself or find a professional for a more extensive audit.

https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/energy-efficient-home-design

12/31/2021

As we wrap up 2021, we want to take a moment to wish you all a very happy New Year.

12/28/2021

If you’ve got a fireplace and chimney, remember to get them inspected regularly. Creosote buildup is a common cause of house fires. Stay safe!