If your natural gas cost shot through the roof recently, you might be wondering if your furnace is to blame. Many homeowners have called us, concerned about furnace damage or faulty installation.
But your furnace might not be the problem at all.
Furnaces are the most common heat source for homes in New Mexico. It’s important to know how your furnace works so that you can get the most out of it and recognize if something goes wrong.
New Mexico has a dry climate (yes, we’re stating the obvious). Many New Mexico residents prefer it that way, but what if you have paintings, musical instruments, exotic plants/pets, or a health condition that requires more humidity?
Every homeowner needs to know these five things about their house. It will make service calls go smoother and might even prevent major damage in a home emergency.
Summertime in New Mexico brings bright sunshine, toasty temperatures, and wonderings about refrigerated air and how to stay cool. You don’t have to wonder anymore! Here are answers to 10 frequently asked questions about refrigerated air: 1. Should I convert to refrigerated air from my swamp cooler? We can’t tell you what you should do because the answer is different … Read More
Backflow preventers systems are designed to keep harmful contaminants from getting into the municipal water supply. These systems are required for commercial properties and businesses may have more than one backflow valve. What is backflow? Water that comes into a building from main water supply should only flow in one direction into the building. However, sometimes water pressure changes can … Read More
Chico Apachito, Your HVAC Expert Chico has lived his whole life in New Mexico. He grew up in Alamo on the Navajo Reservation, graduated high school in Magdalena, and has been in the Albuquerque-Los Lunas area for the last 11 years. He is happily married, and he and his wife are raising four kiddos together. They love being outside and … Read More
