furnace

Energy costs are high right now, and lots of people are looking for ways to save on their energy bills. There are several things that can be done to help your monthly bill stay within a more affordable range.

These are a few of the most important things that all homeowners who experience a good old northern New England winter can do to make sure things are locked and loaded.

Are you cold and worried that your house isn't heated properly for the upcoming winter months? Read below to find out how you can proactively prepare for cold weather, with a little comedy.

If you use an oil furnace, you are going to love Ann Goggin's invention

I have lots of friends who are in the HVAC business and they all start to dread the cold season. Primarily because people go 6+ months without running their homes heating systems and they wait until the house gets COLD to fire them up for the first time...

This morning I woke up around 5 am and after getting out of bed, I thought, it is cold. I checked the thermostat and it read 57 degrees. All of a sudden my biggest fear kicked in, a major issue heading into Christmas.

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When I walked into the radio station this morning, I expected heat after all the sounding we did on and off the air about our chilly climate. I was surprised to find out the temp, which had been 62 yesterday morning, is 60 today!

The question is have you turned on your heat yet? Up until now I had been stubborn and have not. This morning we woke up to an inside temperature of 55 degrees. We had been using a space heater in the living room in the morning and evening to take the chill away for a few days now but it's time to turn on the furnace.