Air-conditioning systems keep getting better with each passing year, but of course not even the best can last forever. Continue now to learn how long cooling technologies typically last—and why, if your old system fails, you may view it as a new opportunity.
In moderate climates, heat pumps can be more energy-efficient than furnaces. They typically range in price from $4,206 to $7,688, with a national average of about $5,947.
Try these fixes if you’re fed up in frustration over the noise that your radiator makes.
There’s no denying the rustic appeal of cuddling up on the couch and basking in the heat of a wood stove. Before you commit to a new way to heat your home, though, learn more about what you are getting yourself into.
A little extra reliable heat goes a long way toward cozy comfort in the winter months. Baseboard heating cost ranges from $409 to $1,335, with many homeowners spending $860 on average.
If you’re looking to whittle down your energy bill this year, start in your living room. An unsealed fireplace invites the winter chill inside while heated indoor air escapes. We’ll show you how to make this beautiful barrier—and leave drafts out in the cold.
Over the decades, HVAC technology has rarely made it easy for people to save money without compromising comfort. That’s all changing, with the advent of new concepts and improved technologies that, especially when combined, truly serve the interests of the average homeowner.
With the growing array of radiant systems on the market today, make sure that you’re picking the best possible product for your home’s situation and your family’s comfort.
As technological advancements have reshaped so many other avenues of life, so too have they transformed the HVAC landscape. For years, homeowners put up with the pitfalls of traditional ducted heating and cooling. Now, thanks to newer ductless alternatives, cost-effective and customizable comfort have finally come within reach.
Is there a “sweet spot” temperature that’s both comfortable in winter and won’t cost an arm and a leg? We asked an HVAC expert to weigh in.