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In 2015, the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act increased energy efficiency requirements of water heaters manufactured after April 16 of that year. Many are larger,

If you’re in the market for a new furnace, there are several factors, AFUE ratings foremost among them, that you’ll want to keep in mind.

Degree days offer a means of calculating the amount of heating and cooling required by your home on a given day, month or year. This

While winter is still a long way off, those cooler days of fall aren’t far away. Now would be a good time to check your

You’ve heard of hybrid vehicles — cars that draw on a combination of electricity and gasoline to maximize fuel efficiency and reduce waste. Well, there’s

Older homes are often equipped with ductwork for heating and cooling. Many new homes are more up-to-date with ductless systems. These systems, often referred to

One of the most important steps homeowners can take is to make use of the soon to be expiring federal tax credits on HVAC upgrades.

Finding the right furnace filter for your household can be challenging. While you probably know that it’s important, you may not be sure how to

Installing adequate insulation is one of the most effective ways to improve the overall energy efficiency of your home. However, when it comes to choosing

Residing in Connecticut, you’re fully aware that your air conditioner bears a heavy burden for you during the warm summer months. But as fall approaches,

Winters in the Northeast can be very cold, and frozen temperatures sometimes lead to frozen pipes. Luckily, most homes in the Northeast are built with

Is it time to replace your furnace? If you’re operating on a tight budget – as so many people are right now – you might