Most of us have had the experience: we’re in the middle of a wonderful hot morning shower, when suddenly we’re shocked awake by a blast of cold water. Has our water heater failed us?
Probably not.
It’s a question all homeowners will eventually need to ask about their home heating and cooling systems – and one that doesn’t necessarily have a black or white answer. However, there are some key questions that will help you decide which tack to take – as long as you keep two realities in mind:
In Part I of this post, I explored some of the reasons why a whole house generator is a great option for keeping your family safe and comfortable in the event of a power outage.
But what factors do you need to consider when determining if a whole house generator is really right for you? Here, in Part II, we’ll get down to some specifics.
Summer’s in full swing – great news after the winter we had in the Northeast. That means it’s time for all the great things summer brings – barbecues, days by the pool, afternoons under a shady tree reading a book, power outages…
Yes, power outages.
Save money and the environment with autogas for your landscape business.
When it comes to autogas, landscape contractors are doubly lucky: not only can you take advantage of cost savings for your truck fleet, you can also save green with every lawn you mow.
For years, autogas – also known as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or propane – has been one of the best-kept secrets in vehicle fuel in North America.
But smart fleet managers are beginning to discover the autogas advantage…