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.
New Hampshire homes are heated with one of four main options: fuel oil, propane, natural gas, or electric heat pumps. Each has trade-offs in upfront…
A boiler is a heating appliance that heats water and distributes it through pipes to baseboards, radiators, or radiant floor tubing. It is the heart of a…
Heating and cooling equipment is rated by federally regulated efficiency numbers that tell you how much of the energy the equipment uses actually becomes…
A heat pump is a heating and cooling system that moves heat from one place to another instead of creating it. In winter it extracts heat from the outside air…
Geofencing uses your phone's GPS to detect when you cross an invisible boundary around your home, then automatically triggers actions on connected devices. For…
Every standby generator installation in New Hampshire is unique. The right size depends on your home's actual electrical loads, your priorities during an…
An ecobee smart thermostat is a Wi-Fi connected thermostat that learns your schedule, monitors temperature and occupancy in different parts of the home, and…
Indoor air in a southern New Hampshire winter is often drier than the Sahara Desert. When cold outdoor air at 25 percent relative humidity is heated to 70°F…
Yes, you should set back your thermostat if your home is heated by a gas, propane, or oil furnace or boiler. A thermostat setback is lowering your heating…
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