All programmable thermostats help you save energy by customizing your home-comfort plan, and allow you to remove “check the thermostat” from your daily to-do list. The differences between the variety of programmable thermostats are the programming options, and the available “smart” features, such as Wi-Fi-linkable that gives you complete system management from your smartphone, your laptop or any place where you access the Internet. Read More
-
Click Here, For -
» Call Us: 1 (231) 668-9484
-
How Can We Help?
We're glad to answer questions... just click below for our contact form: -
Recent Posts
- Programmable Thermostat: Expert Help To Choose The Best One
- Heat Pumps: An Efficient Heating And Cooling System
- Indoor Air Quality: 7 Steps To Improving Spring Allergy Symptoms
- Duct Cleaning Should Be Performed — In These 5 Situations
- HVAC Contractor: Ensure Top-Quality Work By Choosing A Reputable One
Topics
-
About Charles
Charles King has over 10 years of experience in the HVAC industry ... More »
Did you know that you can control spring allergy symptoms just by making a few changes to your HVAC equipment? A few simple changes to your equipment maintenance and the units that you use can make a big difference in the amount of allergy symptoms you suffer from throughout the year. Try making these adjustments now to avoid allergies in the late spring, summer, and fall.
A new heating/cooling system is a substantial, long-term investment for a homeowner. It will have to operate safely and efficiently for more than a decade. It will require competent installation and all service should be performed by certified technicians. Given these factors, how do you make the choice of an HVAC contractor? First, rule out the neighborhood jack-of-all-trades who passes out fliers. You want an experienced expert — not an amateur, learning on the job. Here are a few tips to separate the pros from the wannabes:
Though it’s colorless, odorless and tasteless, carbon monoxide (CO) deserves homeowners’ attention, and carbon monoxide detectors make it easier to protect your family from the potentially lethal gas, which is a byproduct of combustion equipment such as your furnace. There are several different types of
Duct returns in your home do just what the term implies: return air to the HVAC system to be heated or cooled, then delivered back to the rooms through supply ducts. Only with fully functioning, balanced duct returns can your HVAC system supply heated or cooled air efficiently.
Team Bob's
1 (231) 668-9484
Serving the Traverse City, MI area
for over 30 years