What is Safe Water?
Safe water means water that will not harm you if you come in contact with it. The most common use of this term applies to drinking water, but it could also apply to water for swimming or other uses.
Outdoor Reset – One of the Keys to energy efficiency
Outdoor reset works hand-in-hand with modern modulating, condensing boilers to drive significant gains in energy efficiency. The principle is simple to understand, and easy to implement.
The Four Keys to Boiler Replacement
There are four keys to successfully replacing your boiler. By following these keys, you will ensure a fast trouble-free installation and much lower utility bills.
By Gerry Clisham
Utility Cost
To better understand your utility cost and compare what it cost to heat and cool your home, from year to year or month to month, it's important to understand few simple things.
Heating & Cooling Costs Savings Chart
For every $100 you spend to heat & cool your home with a base system, you would spend considerably less using higher efficiency Heating & Cooling Systems.
The Carbon Bathtub
It’s simple, really: As long as we pour CO2; into the atmosphere faster than nature drains it out, the planet warms. And that extra carbon takes a long time to drain out of the tub.
New Home Owners Heating Tips
When buying a home please don't take the comfort systems for granted. In your offer to purchase, if not sooner, ask the builder or seller specific questions which will lead to full disclosure in writing...
Heat Index Chart
This Heat Index Chart promotes your company, while warning customers of prolonged exposure to dangerous levels of heat.
Discovering the Right Type of Thermostat For Your Home
There are five basic types of automatic and programmable thermostats: electromechanical, digital, hybrid, occupancy, and light sensing.
General Thermostat Operation
You can easily save energy in the winter by setting the thermostat to 68°F (20°C) when you're at home and awake, and lowering it when you're asleep or away. This strategy is effective and inexpensive if you are willing to adjust the thermostat by hand and wake up in a chilly house. In the summer, you can follow the same strategy with central air conditioning, too, by keeping your house warmer than normal when you are away, and lowering the thermostat setting to 78°F (26°C) only when you are at home and need cooling.