Having natural gas appliances in your home offers many benefits, and they're almost always safe. However, a gas leak in your home is a safety hazard that needs to be investigated immediately.

Duct systems are notorious energy wasters. Sealing your ductwork often presents the best solution.

Fixing air leaks goes a long way toward helping homeowners make significant strides in improving energy efficiency and creating a weathertight home.

If your outdated heating system barely made it through last winter, it may be time to think about buying a furnace replacement. A new furnace will provide more consistent heating with lower monthly energy bills, but how do you choose the best furnace for your home? 

The arrival of cooler weather should motivate homeowners to ensure that their homes are ready for another blustery New England winter. Your list of winter preparations should include scheduling a furnace inspection, checking carbon monoxide detectors, and tending to chimneys and fireplaces. Use these home safety tips before winter blows in.

Installing a standby generator will give you the peace of mind that comes from knowing when the power goes out, regardless of the season, you'll be able to weather a power outage comfortably.

Are you considering having your ducts cleaned this year?

If you’ve become enthralled with the idea of geothermal heating -- a system that draws heat energy from the ground or ground water to heat a home – then here’s an exciting news bulletin that just might cause you to grab a shovel and meet your contractor in your backyard: Geothermal heat pumps are still eligible for a hefty tax credit.

You probably know you should schedule HVAC maintenance twice per year, but do you know what you should do in advance to get ready for an appointment? Your tune-up will go more smoothly if you do the following tasks, either before you call to set up the appointment or in the hours before the technician arrives.