Tips, Guides, and Updates from Licensed NH Pros
Real advice from our team, written for Southern New Hampshire homeowners. No fluff, no salesy fear-mongering.
Yes, a heat pump runs on electricity. But unlike a traditional electric heater that converts electricity into heat, a heat pump moves existing heat from one…
Yes, a heat pump can replace a furnace as a home's primary heat source. But for most southern New Hampshire homes the most economical setup is not a full…
Most plumbing problems in a southern New Hampshire home fall into one of about ten common categories. Many of them are minor enough that a homeowner with a…
Mini split (ductless) heat pump systems give you a choice of four main indoor unit (air handler) styles: wall-mounted, floor-mounted, ceiling cassette, and…
Modern central air conditioners come in three compressor configurations: single-stage, two-stage, and variable-speed (inverter). They share the same SEER2…
The ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium includes a built-in indoor air quality sensor that, in addition to temperature and humidity, monitors VOCs (volatile…
If you see what looks like smoke rising off your outdoor heat pump on a cold morning, it is almost certainly steam from the defrost cycle, a normal part of how…
You know a propane regulator is going bad when appliances burn weak yellow or orange flames instead of steady blue, when a furnace or boiler can't hold…
A water heater needs four routine maintenance tasks to reach its expected lifespan: annual tank flushing to remove sediment, anode rod replacement every three…
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