How New Furnace Technology Can Improve Your Lifestyle

How New Furnace Technology Can Improve Your Lifestyle

Things have come a long way in HVAC since we got our start in 1950. New furnace technology and improvements have made it easier and more affordable for people to get through the cold winter months. New furnace technology is more efficient and quieter, replacing the loud and dirty furnaces of the past. Another great aspect of new furnace technology is the cost savings passed on to customers. High efficiency furnaces are cheaper to run and save you money. Now … Continue reading How New Furnace Technology Can Improve Your Lifestyle

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Are Heat Pumps a Good Investment?

Are Heat Pumps a Good Investment

As winter holds St. Louis in its frosty grip, many of our customers wonder if heat pumps are a worthy investment. At Galmiche & Sons, we believe heat pumps are worth every penny. When it comes to getting through the cold months, you should prioritize your in-home comfort. Heat pumps are a great way to upgrade or supplement your existing HVAC system and can help it work more efficiently. If your heating system is not holding up during winter, heat … Continue reading Are Heat Pumps a Good Investment?

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Energy Efficiency in the Workplace: How to Save Energy in an Office Environment

How to Save Energy in an Office Environment

Many of us go to work every day without considering whether our office is energy efficient. Understanding how to save energy in an office is essential as many offices needlessly waste energy and money. Following these best practices for how to save energy in an office can help your office save money and contribute to a greener community. We have put together this list of tips for ways to save energy in an office as a helpful way for our … Continue reading Energy Efficiency in the Workplace: How to Save Energy in an Office Environment

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Energy Conservation vs. Indoor Air Quality: Can You Have It All?

Energy Conservation vs. Indoor Air Quality

Two of the common concerns for HVAC customers are often energy conservation and air quality. Most people want to save money on energy costs while still ensuring a healthy indoor climate in their home. Energy conservation is usually the top concern for our customers shopping for an HVAC system, while surprisingly indoor air quality is a lower priority. However, it is possible to have great indoor air quality while achieving good energy conservation at the same time. Looking for ways … Continue reading Energy Conservation vs. Indoor Air Quality: Can You Have It All?

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4 Surprising Tips to Lower Your Heating Bill

Tips to Lower Your Heating Bill

With winter almost underway, most folks have kicked on their heaters. It is always nice to feel warm and cozy at home, but sometimes the heating bills are not great. Luckily, we have some helpful tips to lower your heating bill. Taking some steps to lower your heating bill can help keep you warm and cozy all through the winter, without breaking the bank. At Galmiche & Sons, we want to help you lower your heating bill and avoid any … Continue reading 4 Surprising Tips to Lower Your Heating Bill

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How Does a Thermostat Work? 5 Energy Saving Tips

How Does a Thermostat Work

Most people don’t think twice about their thermostat – they set it and forget it. But how does a thermostat work actually? These handy devices regulate the temperature inside your home and ensure you are comfortable, no matter what the weather outside is doing. Your thermostat communicates directly with your heating and cooling system, allowing you to adjust accordingly. How does a thermostat work? This depends on the kind of device you have. Most of them have an electric sensor … Continue reading How Does a Thermostat Work? 5 Energy Saving Tips

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A Pre-Winter Furnace Checklist You Can’t Afford to Skip

Pre-Winter Furnace Checklist

Fall is in full swing and there is a chill in the air, which means winter is just around the corner. A pre-winter furnace checklist is a helpful tool to make sure your furnace is good to go this cold season. As your furnace has most likely been laying dormant all spring and summer, a pre-winter furnace checklist is a great way to prevent any unexpected issues. Using a handy pre-winter furnace checklist is also a good way to extend … Continue reading A Pre-Winter Furnace Checklist You Can’t Afford to Skip

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Energy Efficient Heating: 5 Simple Tips to Help You Heat Your Home More Efficiently

Tips for Energy Efficient Heating

Homeowners who invest in a new furnace or a heat pump are generally interested in efficient heating. No one wants to pay for an inefficient heating unit. While different types of heating systems have varying levels of efficiency, there are some extra things you can do to ensure efficient heating in your home. Efficient heating not only saves you money on energy costs, but can also extend the life of your furnace and help prevent costly break downs. If you … Continue reading Energy Efficient Heating: 5 Simple Tips to Help You Heat Your Home More Efficiently

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What is the Most Efficient Heating System for Your Home?

What is the Most Efficient Heating System for Your Home?

The name of the game these days is efficiency. Customers are concerned with reducing their impact on the environment while saving their hard-earned money. As a result, we find that many people are looking for the most efficient heating system that is in their price range. Finding the best energy efficient heating system that for your home can depend on a few factors, such as space and home construction. With the chilly Missouri winter looming, we want to help all … Continue reading What is the Most Efficient Heating System for Your Home?

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Should I Open the Windows in Late Summer and Early Fall?

Should I Open the Windows in Late Summer and Early Fall?

As late summer winds on and fall brings a chill to the air, you may need your shorts one day and your heater the next. Often, on a cool day this time of year, folks will open the windows in their house rather than run the AC. Sometimes this can be a great way too cool your house, other times not so much. “Should I open the windows?” is a question we get asked a lot this time of year. … Continue reading Should I Open the Windows in Late Summer and Early Fall?

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