SERVING 
What’s That 6″ Plenum For?
Ever seen a gas furnace with a return plenum on the side and the bottom? Many people haven’t because most HVAC installers don’t bother with… View Article Read More
October 12
The Right Way to Commission a Furnace
Furnaces can be finicky. During the colder months, we’re constantly fielding calls from people whose furnaces aren’t keeping their houses warm for some reason or… View Article Read More
October 11
Why the Whole Home Approach Keeps You So Comfortable
Around here, we’re committed to the whole home approach to comfort. We know it works because we’ve seen it work. Again, and again. In-home after-home… View Article Read More
October 11
Here’s Why You’re Cold Inside Your House
You’re inside your home and the heat is on. But you’re cold. Cold. It shouldn’t be this way, should it? The thermostat is set to… View Article Read More
October 11
Gas Furnace vs. Heat Pump vs. Dual Fuel: What’s the Difference?
There are several different ways to heat your home. Here in the Atlanta area, most people select one of three different options: gas furnaces, heat… View Article Read More
October 10
Is it Safe to Have a Gas Appliance in an Unvented Space?
Once October rolls around in Atlanta, the cool-but-not-quite-cold days are a frequent reminder that it’s almost time to fire up the furnace for winter. And… View Article Read More
October 9
Is Your 80% Furnace Really 80% Efficient?
If it plugs in, burns fuel, or consumes batteries, efficiency matters. And when you’re talking about a major appliance or machine – think furnaces, water… View Article Read More
October 9
What Size Furnace Do I Need?
This size of your furnace is a really big deal if you like feeling comfortable. When your furnace isn’t the right size, you could end… View Article Read More
October 7
Here’s the Truth About Dual Fuel Heating
Considering a switch from an all-natural gas furnace or heat pump to dual fuel heat? If you are, you’re probably familiar with conventional wisdom about… View Article Read More
October 5
A Tale of Two Chimneys (and Furnace Exhaust)
Around Atlanta, we encounter many older homes where furnaces vent combustion gases into chimneys. In theory, this is ok. The furnace exhaust is hotter than… View Article Read More
