Whole house fans
A whole-house fan, also known as an attic fan, provides great ventilation, lowers indoor temperatures and summer electric bills.
Options for heating your home
Shop and compare when choosing a new furnace. Look for the yellow Energy Guide label to see how one unit stacks up against another.
Know your options
In this video: Find out what options are available to heat your home today. Learn what they cost and how to get the most energy efficient model for your money.
Shop and compare
In this video: Know your numbers when it comes time to select a new furnace. More energy efficient models will put money back into your pocket.
Ways to heat your home
In this video: We'll take you to a furnace showroom and walk through the options for heating your home.
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A/C tune up
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Ceiling fans
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Heating and cooling older homes
Don't be scared of an older heating or cooling system. Systems can be inspected or retrofit to maintain the integrity of your older home.
Sealing ductwork
Leaky ductwork is one of the most common household problems. Luckily, it's easy to fix with the right materials.
Fix leaky ductwork
Leaks in your ductwork mean the air you've paid to heat or cool is not getting where it needs to go. Find out how to diagnose and fix this common problem.
Radiant floor heating
Heating from the floor is comfortable and very energy efficient. See how it's installed and how it works.
Furnace filters
Changing or cleaning your furnace filter is one of the easiest things you can do to prolong the life of your heating and air conditioning system.