Tag: Natural Gas
Homeowner Checklist: 10 Things to Do Now
With cooler fall weather here, your customer service team at ServiceMark Heating, Cooling & Plumbing wants to be sure your home is protected inside and out. You’ll be ready for winter’s worst and could head off expensive repairs when you complete this checklist of 10 essential fall maintenance tasks. Below this list, you’ll find a few additional smart things that your ServiceMark
How to Choose the Right HVAC Contractor
Choosing the company or contractor to install your home’s heating or air conditioning comfort system is, in many cases, more important than the choice of what brand of equipment to install. Proper installation and maintenance is necessary for the equipment to work safely, reliably and at maximum efficiency. Here are important guidelines when selecting your next home comfort system contractor:
New Water Heater Regulations: What They Mean to You
Are you NAECA (National Appliance Energy Conservation Act) ready? On April 16, 2015, there will be significant changes to water heater energy factor (EF) requirements as the result of updates to the NAECA regulation. These new standards call for higher energy factor (EF) ratings on practically every residential gas, electric and oil-fired water heater. NAECA also affects some light-duty commercial water
Take the Worry Out of Home Energy Costs, Switch to Natural Gas!
5 Reasons to Convert to Natural Gas or Propane The gas conversion experts at ServiceMark Heating Cooling & Plumbing have been the area’s leading team when it comes to helping homeowners radically reduce home heating expenses. We have helped hundreds of families make the switch to economical Natural Gas, or even to Propane when Natural Gas is not readily available. Let’s
Is It Time to Convert to Natural Gas?
Weighing the Pros and Cons of Natural Gas In recent years the exploration and development of natural gas from shale has led to extremely low prices, especially when compared to heating oil costs. So changing your heating system from heating oil to natural gas could be a no-brainer depending on your present system and availability of gas in your area.
