by susan.denisi | Jun 1, 2023 | Temperature, AC, Air Conditioner, Cool Air, Degree, Energy Consumption, Fahrenheit, Smart Thermostat, Summer, Temperature Setting, Thermostat
It can get pricey paying for those high energy bills in the summer. Naturally, running your AC nonstop will consume more energy, leading to high energy bills. So, what can you do to lower your energy usage? A good starting point is finding an energy-efficient... 
by susan.denisi | May 5, 2023 | Canal Winchester, AC, Air Conditioner, Air Conditioning System, Cooling Unit, Energy Bills, Financing, Lifespan, Ohio, R22, Refrigerant, Upgrade
Are you wondering whether or not your current air conditioner needs to be upgraded? We at Canal Winchester Heating & Cooling understand the hesitation it may cause. It can be hard to assess if your HVAC system would benefit from an AC upgrade. However, don’t... 
by susan.denisi | Mar 6, 2023 | Emergency Plan, Backup Plan, Cold Weather, Energy Efficiency, Fireplace, Firewood, Furnace, Generator, Heating System, Insulate, Lighter, Matches, Portable Heater
Winter weather can bring a range of HVAC emergencies, from power outages to frozen HVAC pipes. We believe that as a homeowner, it’s essential to be prepared and have a backup plan in place for extreme winter weather conditions. So, here are some tips from your... 
by susan.denisi | Mar 1, 2023 | Spring, Benefits, Canal Winchester, Dehumidifier, Humidity, Humidity Levels, IAQ, Indoor Air Quality, Mildew, Moisture, Mold, Seasonal Change, Transition, Whole-home
Everyone knows the saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” but they don’t tell you that spring brings more than just blooms. The truth is that various regions experience higher levels of dampness and humidity in the air because of all those April... 
by susan.denisi | Jan 1, 2023 | Canal Winchester, Blown Out, Burner, Flame, Furnace, Gone Out, HVAC, Ohio, Pilot, Pilot Light, Relight
Lighting a furnace pilot light can seem tricky, but it doesn’t have to be! All you need is proper instructions and a little bit of elbow grease. If you’re reading this, it’s most likely because your furnace’s pilot light has been extinguished....
