A water heater is a water heater, is a water heater, or is it? Water heater technologies continue to evolve giving us more choices, so we’re visiting with Sam McMullan from Boulden Brothers to find out which kind of water heater is best for you. Transcript: Hey Charlie. So we understand the typical water heater, […]
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Bouldenizations
You’re not ready for summer until your home is Bouldenized. You’ve seen that on our website. You’ve heard it on our radio ads, but what is it mean when Boulden Brothers says you should be Bouldenized? Sam McMullen from Boulden Brothers joins us to explain how a Bouldenization goes beyond a tuneup. Transcript: First of […]
Mini-Split Ductless AC Systems
When you think of AC, you think of an outside unit next to your house and ducts and another one inside distributing cool around your home. Now ductless technology gives you amazing flexibility and to learn more about it we’re visiting with Sam McMullan from Bolden Brothers. Transcript: Hey, Charlie. So what’s the difference between […]
Why Furnaces Are Red-Tagged, and What to Do about It
If a furnace is red-tagged, that means it’s unsafe to operate. A qualified professional (like one of our technicians or someone from the utility company) will apply the tag if they encounter unsafe operating conditions. Aside from applying the red tag, the technician will turn off the furnace and have the homeowner sign a document […]
The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, invisible gas formed as a byproduct of combustion. Things like cars, trucks, small engines, gas ranges, furnaces, grills, or gas/wood fireplaces all put out varying amounts of carbon monoxide. Unlike natural gas or propane, which has an added odorant to make it noticeable, there’s no immediate sign that carbon monoxide […]
The Benefits of Air Cleaners
Our air cleaners remove contaminants and particles from the air at a much higher efficiency than an air filter because they are active instead of passive (mechanical). Our filters have to be hooked up to electricity in order to generate a slight electrostatic charge, which attracts particles as they flow across the filter. In most […]