Replace Your Air Conditioning Unit in Winter
You may have experienced issues with your air conditioning unit this past summer, especially if it’s an older unit. However, you wanted to wait to… View Article Read More
January 27
Reasons Your Heater May Not Be Working
Winter has finally arrived, and a working heater is crucial to keep your home warm and comfortable during this chilly season. Unfortunately, home heaters and… View Article Read More
January 20
Do I Need A Heating Tuneup?
It’s recommended that you get a furnace tune-up once a year, but many of us don’t think about our heat until it’s time to turn… View Article Read More
January 13
Common Ways to Get Energy Rebates
Depending on the appliances you have in your home, you can qualify for financial incentives that fall under everything from grant programs to corporate and… View Article Read More
January 6
Precision’s Maintenance Checklist for Gas Furnace Owners
The majority of homes rely on gas furnaces to heat their homes during the colder fall and winter months. The furnace combusts fossil fuels and… View Article Read More
December 29
3 Ways to Make an Older Home More Energy Efficient
Many people love to invest in an older home for a nostalgic environment and rustic atmosphere. Older homes are great for people who love amenities… View Article Read More
December 16
Leaving Town for the Holidays? 3 Energy Saving Tips Before You Go
The holidays are just around the corner, and we’re sure you have some fun trips scheduled. Whether you leave for a fun road trip to… View Article Read More
November 8
Health Benefits of Whole House Ventilators
Stuffy homes are no fun for anyone. The air feels thick and even breathing can become tedious. Not only will you be able to breathe… View Article Read More
November 7
4 Signs Your Hot Water Heater is on Its Last Leg
Age and leaking are two of the most obvious ways to tell if your water heater needs to be replaced. If your unit is over… View Article Read More
November 7
Keeping All Levels of Your House Warm
If you have a home that is two or more levels, you’ve probably noticed that your upper level stays warm while your lower level(s) remain… View Article Read More