It may still be fall for now, but there’s no denying that winter is right around the corner. You’ve probably already been using your heating system a bit this season, and we hope that it’s operating as efficiently and effectively as possible for you and your family. If you haven’t given much thought to how well your heater is functioning, then this blog post is the one you want to read.
If you want your furnace to operate as safely as possible, not cost you an arm and a leg to run each year, and keep you comfortable, you have to prepare it. So, how exactly do you do this? We have three ways! Read on to learn what they are.
e just started to experience cooler temperatures in our area, and as such you might have noticed that your older heater is struggling a bit to heat your home efficiently. This can happen pretty easily here in Minnesota because our winters are cold, long, and quite brutal.
Sometimes, when we suggest “radiant heating” to homeowners upgrading their heating or renovating their home we’re met with some puzzled looks. Radiant heating definitely isn’t as common as other methods of heating, but it’s just as good of an option, if not a great option, for many homeowners. Just because a furnace is a more familiar option doesn’t mean it’s the one you should go with.
Winter has come to a close, but the cold weather is still here in Minneapolis. It’s in your best interest to make sure that your heater is properly squared away at the end of the season. This is a great measure to take because it lets you enjoy your spring and summer months without the stress of a looming heating issue you know you’ll have to fix come fall. Preparation is key when it comes to your HVAC system. One of the best things you can do is swap out your 
As the heating season slowly but surely comes to a close, you may be deciding if it’s time for you to start looking into a new boiler system. Goodness knows that when you live in a climate like ours, you need a durable and powerful heating system. And a boiler system fits the bill! But unfortunately, no heating system will last forever. We’ll get into more details below, but you can’t really expect a useful service life past 15-20 years for the average, well-maintained boiler system.
This is the time of year where many people start to reconsider their heating systems. If you’re considering upgrading to a different unit, we want you to know that you’re right on time and you’re not alone. We want to discuss a great option for your upgrade today–a ductless mini split system.