Tag: HVAC
The U.S. Energy Information Administration states that more than half of the energy used in residential homes is directly spent on heating and cooling which means your HVAC system has the largest carbon footprint in your home. Traditional heating & cooling units heat the air it takes from outside by burning fossil fuels in a … Continued
Do you sometimes feel as though you are living in the middle of a swamp? Does your hair frizz to the point of looking like a hornet’s nest of entangled curls? More than the number on your thermostat, the combination of heat and humidity can determine your comfort … or in the case of high … Continued
Winter is over and while you may not be ready to shut off your heating system for the year – May snowstorms do happen in Massachusetts – you should start making plans for the warm summer months by cleaning your HVAC system before you need to run it. Regular maintenance will extend the lifespan of … Continued
Everyone in New England can remember beating a cold night by cranking up the heat, blissfully falling asleep in a toasty-warm room, only to wake up with a face so dry they fear it will crack. Winter dryness can lead to nose bleeds, skin problems, sore throats, itchiness and other health issues in inhabitants. Your … Continued
If you’re one of the millions of Americans with sleep problems, you might be able to get a better night’s sleep by adjusting your HVAC system. Sleep experts generally agree that a bedroom temperature of 65 degrees allows most people to get a good night’s sleep, but every individual has their own variations and neds. … Continued
Most people know the importance of installing carbon monoxide detectors in the home, but this advice bears repeating. Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible, odorless gas and it can kill. Its deadly work can be through gradual exposure over time or a sudden, buildup of CO in a small, poorly ventilated room. Usually, defective combustion … Continued
People who have lived in older houses have all experienced the mid-winter chill that comes from stepping barefoot on the cold floor of a bathroom during the middle of the night. Hot air rises and the hard tile floors can be the hardest spot to warm up during a January night. That’s where radiant floor … Continued
Christmas parties and holiday gathers are annual features of December, but so are snow, ice and cold air. Make sure the next December party you throw is warm enough for people to take their jackets off and get in the holiday spirit. Before you even start planning the party you should check the insulation of … Continued
New England has had it’s fair share of tough weather over the last few years. During the variety of hurricanes, nor’easters and blizzards, you may have found yourself without power for a long period of time. Here are a few reasons to invest in a generator for your home you may have not thought of. … Continued
Allergy sufferers can tell the exciting days of summer are almost over each year when they first step outside and start to sneeze or feel their eyes burn. Fall allergies, brought on by the increased pollen and mold spores in the air, cause havoc to 35 million Americans each year and without appropriate steps the … Continued
Participating lenders offer 0% loans up to $25,000 (depending on the utility and the lender) with terms up to 7 years! To qualify for this type of loan, you must have a Mass Save Home Energy Assessment and install qualified energy efficiency measures recommended by a Mass Save representative. You can get a loan from participating banks for zero interest to … Continued
We’ve had everything thrown at us, weather-wise, in the past few years. We should be used to it. Early October snowstorms, ice storms, tornado warnings with rain and hail … One thing we know for sure: Winter is coming and we better be prepared! Being prepared in New England means more than just having your heating … Continued
For over 37 years, we have prioritized quality for our customers. From a minor repair to a total system replacement, you can trust that Wilson Brothers Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc appreciates your business and will treat you like family. We refuse to cut corners or skip steps. Our team is trained to do it right the first time! If you ever have questions, please do not hesitate to give us a call at 978-274-7820.
