When a furnace makes strange noises, emits unpleasant odors, or leaks water, it could be time to replace the heat exchanger. Heat exchanger replacement cost ranges from $1,000 to $2,000, with many homeowners spending $1,500 on average.
With much of the nation experiencing the bitterest temperatures on record, many of us are appreciating our radiators like never before. Why not show that love by considering one of these decorative finishes or encasements for our trusted cold-weather friends?
No matter the season, a cold house can make you miserable. If you’re wondering, “Why is my house so cold?” the following tips can help you determine why your house is so cold and turn an igloo into an oasis.
Replacing your current cooling or heating system doesn’t necessarily require a complete overhaul. Read on to learn how you can avoid the hassle (and cost) of ripping out all of the old before installing the state-of-the-art new.
Thanks to a new generation of internet-enabled thermostats, you can now enjoy an unprecedented level of control over the temperature of your home—and the size of your monthly heating and cooling bills.
When it gets cold, a furnace can heat air inside a home. Whether a furnace is old and inefficient or no longer working, replacing it can cost anywhere from $2,818 to $6,822, with a national average currently at $4,743.
Learn how furnace filters keep air quality high and energy bills low—and get guidance on when to replace them.
Will the exceptionally hot summer affect winter temps and snowfall?
With much of the nation experiencing the bitterest temperatures on record, many of us are appreciating our radiators like never before. Why not show that love by considering one of these decorative finishes or encasements for our trusted cold-weather friends?
Looking for a way to retrofit your old baseboard heaters? Do it yourself with the versatile and easy to install Baseboarders replacement covers.