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How to Save Money on Commercial Heating and Cooling Bills
As business owners ourselves, we are familiar with the many overhead costs involved. We understand just how important it is to keep an eye on both small and large expenses affecting your bottom line. Energy bills can play a significant role in costs for a business, but there are ways you can save money on
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14 Ways to Improve Indoor Air Quality
Indoor Air Quality is an important issue for many homeowners. Here are 14 tips for improving the air in your home: 1. Get an air quality test An air quality test will help you find exactly where the source of irritants, allergens, and harmful pollutants are so you can remedy it quickly and effectively. Click here
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How to Replace Your Vent Covers
Whether your vent covers are old, painted over, worn down, or you simply want an upgrade for better aesthetics. The right vent cover can provide the highest level of airflow, which is essential to both energy efficiency and temperature control. The appearance of the right vent cover can significantly improve the appearance of any room
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Should I Get an Air Quality Test on My Home?
Pierce Refrigeration discusses the importance of testing the indoor quality in your home.
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Why Are Heat Pumps So Popular?
It’s been two years since we wrote a blog post about the popularity of heat pumps in the northeast, and since then, these units have continued to be a top choice for both homeowners and businesses. An estimated 12.1 million households use heat pumps in the United States, and with good reason. Heat pumps continue to be one of
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Keep Your Home Safe During the Holidays
The holiday season has arrived and at Pierce Refrigeration, we’re looking forward to time spent at home with loved ones. However, it’s always important to remember to stay vigilant and keep safety top of mind, particularly during the holiday season. Nothing can ruin a holiday party or favorite Christmas tradition more than a common (but avoidable)
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How Can Buying a New Furnace Save You Money?
Most furnaces last between 20 and 30 years, meaning your furnace will ultimately need replacing at some point despite regular maintenance and tune-ups.
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