Tips, Guides, and Updates from Licensed NH Pros
Straightforward advice from our team for Southern New Hampshire homeowners.
Yes, a heat pump can replace a furnace as a home's primary heat source. But for most southern New Hampshire homes the most economical setup is not a full…
Most plumbing problems in a southern New Hampshire home fall into one of about ten common categories. Many of them are minor enough that a homeowner with a…
Mini split (ductless) heat pump systems give you a choice of four main indoor unit (air handler) styles: wall-mounted, floor-mounted, ceiling cassette, and…
Central air conditioners are available with single-stage, two-stage, and variable-capacity compressor designs. The best choice depends on the home's cooling…
The ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium reports VOC trends, estimated carbon dioxide, and relative humidity near the thermostat. It can alert the homeowner when…
If you see what looks like smoke rising off your outdoor heat pump on a cold morning, it is almost certainly steam from the defrost cycle, a normal part of how…
Weak flames, failed ignition, loss of heat under load, unusual regulator frost, or repeated appliance faults can point to a propane-supply or appliance…
Water-heater maintenance depends on the equipment and the water. A storage tank may need flushing, anode inspection, and temperature-and-pressure relief-valve…
For a New Hampshire home with boiler heat, domestic hot water may come from a tankless coil built into the boiler, a separate indirect water heater, a combi…
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