Monthly Archives: September 2010

New furnace

Posted on September 29, 2010 by admin

Tweet Today’s furnaces can run up to 97% energy efficient. The standard furnace of today is a minimum of 80% efficient. Now, if you have a 20 year or older furnace, you can be sending your hard earned money up … Continue reading →

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Heating and air conditioning Evergreen Park

Posted on September 23, 2010 by admin

Tweet Fall is officially here, what does this mean to you? First, the kids are in school, secondly, holidays are coming around and this could mean you may have a day off of work to get some chores done around … Continue reading →

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Gas piping leaks

Posted on September 17, 2010 by admin

Tweet The wreckage in San Bruno, California is a not so subtle warning of future accidents due to the thousands of miles of aging gas pipes that are buried all over the country. Check out this website and see how … Continue reading →

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Steam Boilers

Posted on September 15, 2010 by admin

Tweet Steam Boilers, Residential steam boilers and Light commercial steam boilers are exciting and challenging.  However, one thing I see often is the lack of maintenance. In this picture, the installation of the steamer looks ok except for the riser … Continue reading →

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Heating Chicago saftey tips

Posted on September 14, 2010 by admin

Tweet A fire in your home is always a devastating and expensive experience. The first rule in dealing with residential fires is to prevent them. Every home should always have both smoke and carbon monoxide detectors installed and fire extinguishers … Continue reading →

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