by Bryan Simning | Oct 29, 2021 | AC Repair, Commercial Heating, General, heat, Heating
The quality of the air we breathe is essential to our health. While that sounds like a fact we’ve known for centuries, the reality is that only recently have scientists begun to gather hard data on just how seriously contaminated air can impact human health over...
by Bryan Simning | Oct 24, 2021 | Commercial Heating, Energy Saver, Furnace Repair, Heating, Indoor Air Quality, Maintenance
Updated 4/18/25 Investigating the Radiator Heat vs Forced Air Debate If you live in the North Bay Area, you probably know that there are several ways to heat your home in the winter. However, there are two commonly used systems that seem to be constantly battling for...
by Bryan Simning | Oct 22, 2021 | heat, Heating, Thermostats
This blog was updated in August of 2024 Have you ever thought about why more people choose a forced air furnace? It’s all about getting the most out of your heating and staying cozy. A forced air furnace is a popular choice that heats air and sends it through...
by Bryan Simning | Oct 15, 2021 | Energy Savings, Furnace Repair, heat, Heating, HVAC System
What is a heat pump, and how does it work? When homeowners or building managers are faced with the dilemma of cooling down their interior space in the summer, most of them consider installing an air conditioner. If budgets are an issue, then the next best option is...
by Bryan Simning | Oct 1, 2021 | Furnace Repair, Heating, HVAC
When the holiday decorations start to come out of storage and the temperature outside drops, the air conditioner switches off for the last time. Soon, you’re switching over to the furnace and enjoying the instant comfort created by having warm air flowing out...
by Bryan Simning | Sep 15, 2021 | Furnace Repair, heat, Heating, HVAC
There are numerous reasons for installing a gas line at your home. Propane and natural gas are efficient fuel sources since they have clean emissions. This fuel type can either be used to cook, power house heaters, and in gas furnaces. Just as it is the case with...
