The goal of the winter season is usually to stay as warm as possible until the temperatures become more bearable. But you shouldn’t forget about energy efficiency in the midst of this. We know chilly weather can make you want to throw efficiency out the window. Who cares about best practices for heater operation when you have frozen toes? However, bypassing those best practices can actually compromise your comfort.
What you want is to get the best effectiveness and efficiency from your heater at once this season. Not sure how to do that? We can help. Below we’ve provided guidelines to help you keep your home warm without it costing you an arm and a leg.
It doesn’t matter whether it is cold and icy out or mildly chilly, no one wants to be without hot water during the coldest months of the year. This is one way that we know that the water heater is a vital part of your 
The break from the high heat has been a welcome relief, especially because it means many of us can stay comfortable by cracking the windows. Not too hot and not too cold.
Fall is starting to step into its role and bring the temperatures down a bit, even if the difference is only noticeable at night. With that said, now is a great time to start preparing for the cooler weather to come. One thing that you can do to get ready is to ensure your safety by brushing up on your knowledge of the smoke detectors in your home.
How clean is the water that is coming out of your taps? Whether it is coming from a showerhead or the faucet in your kitchen, you should have the ability to know that the water in your home is clean and clear for your use. This can be hard to do on your own. Thankfully, we can help you improve your home’s water quality with a 
When you live in Jackson, you really need a reliable and effective cooling system for your home. Keeping that system running well is going to require the aid of a professional HVAC technician. Ony a pro is going to be able to perform the services that keep your system operating the way you need it too.
Oh, spring. It is a season of milder temperatures, slowly lengthening days, and the anticipation of summer. It can be both a wonderful season of transition and one of ah…ah…..ACHOO….allergies. As great as spring can be with its warming weather and its beautiful burst of flora, all that extra plant growth also translates to an increase of pollen, dirt, and dust which spells trouble for those of us with allergies.
Sometimes during the colder months of the year, the air in our homes, while warm, can start to feel a bit stale. If your home is well-sealed, it means all that warm air has likely been filtered and refiltered endlessly, meaning that it is physically warm, which is good for your comfort, but it is also going to feel overly filtered, which is bad for your indoor air quality.
