Jenn Greenleaf | February 17, 2010
Heat sources in winter states are as important as air conditioning in hot states. Without a reliable heat source, life is miserable and can be costly. In the case of furnaces, there are a number to choose from. Which is best depends on budget, preference, and the type of house you have (with a chimney [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | March 24, 2009
Spring is here! So, now it’s time for some routine maintenance on your furnace to ensure it operates efficiently during the next heating season. Here are some simple steps to follow: Change out those air filters! If there is a pilot, turn it off in order to prevent unnecessary gas consumption. Clean the fan, and [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | October 15, 2008
Okay, we’ve talked about pellet stoves and Monitor heaters so far. Now, let’s talk about heating with natural gas. If you’re living in a city where natural gas lines are already available, then you’re one step ahead in the game. However, if you’re like me and you live in the sticks, then you’ve got an [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | October 14, 2008
Yesterday, we discussed pellet stoves, in addition to where consumers can either purchase them ore learn more about them. Today, Monitor heaters (or some other brand of choice) is the topic. Ask yourself these questions: Do you need to update your heating system? Is it something from the stone age? Do you hear a strange [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | October 13, 2008
With fuel costs rising the way they are, home heating is on the tip of everyone’s minds as the winter season quickly approaches. In some parts of the country, snow is already flying and the need for heat is already a reality. What kinds of alternatives are there for home owners beyond the use of [...]
