As the temperature outside begins to drop, many homeowners are uncertain whether they should have their heating system serviced. After all, it can be expensive, and it’s not something most people think about regularly. However, there are several good reasons to have your system serviced annually. Here are just a few of the benefits:
Following these five tips can help minimize the strain on your heating system this winter and help keep your energy bill in check. If you have any concerns about your heating and cooling system or would like to schedule a routine maintenance appointment, just call Roy’s today! Our team of experts would be happy to help ensure your heating system is ready for winter weather and take the worry away!
Fall is upon us, so those cool Buffalo nights are approaching fast. You want your home to be warm and cozy when it’s cold outside, but most people forget about their bathroom! Many people complain about how cold their bathroom can get, especially when they get out of the shower! So why not make it just as cozy as the rest of your home?
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was signed in August and included legislation to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gasses and move toward cleaner energy. As the most significant federal legislation for climate change and clean energy, the IRA will offer tax credits and rebates to homeowners who make energy-efficient upgrades to their homes, including heating and cooling systems.
You hop in the shower before work, and you’re met with a surprise – a clogged drain. Who knows what’s lurking down in there! Reaching for the chemical drain cleaner under the sink might seem like the best option for an easy fix, but it could cause more harm than good.
Summer isn’t over yet! We still have some warm days ahead here in Buffalo, so your air conditioner will remain hard at work for the next few weeks. But, if you’ve been having some problems with your AC unit, it may need some repairs before the season is over. However, if you’ve been sinking money into repairs a lot recently, then maybe it’s time to replace it altogether.
Many factors affect the life expectancy of a water heater, but just how long should my water heater last?
