In part three of our Introduction to Geothermal series, we are going to discuss geothermal loop systems and how each type works.
Most Michigan homeowners know the big issues that cause their homes to be less energy efficient than they should be – too little insulation, for example. However, you may be losing conditioned air in ways you aren’t aware of.
More and more people are trying to reduce their carbon footprints, improving the environment for future generations. As trusted southeast Michigan heating, cooling, and plumbing professionals, we know that many homeowners have heard and read little pieces of “advice” here and there that they believe to be fact.
Today, many southeast Michigan homeowners are looking for ways to reduce energy costs and consumption, primarily due to increasing fuel prices and increased environmental awareness.
Summer often means increased energy bills. We have a few tips to help you enjoy a comfortable home this summer while keeping energy costs down.
For many people, fall is a favorite time of the year. While spring is always welcome after a long winter, there’s just something about the crunch of leaves, smell of wood smoke, and cool, crisp days that make autumn a much-anticipated season – not to mention it’s a prelude to the holidays!
Ground source geothermal heat pumps have become highly popular in recent years for home comfort and other benefits.
Water is a precious natural resource, yet it can be so damaging. Water erodes away bits of rock, corrodes metal, and is the most damaging element of all when it comes to your home.
Could trouble be lurking with your heating & cooling system? Here are a few indications it may be time to call in HVAC repair experts.
After Learning the History of Home Heating, You’ll Be Thankful for Today’s Home Comfort Systems When cold weather strikes in southeast Michigan, all we have
