As the days grow shorter and colder, your heat pump will begin working harder to heat your home. Luckily, there are steps you can take to ensure that your heat pump runs smoothly and efficiently all winter long.

With the onset of furnace season, the air in your home is about to get much drier. And with drier air often comes chapped lips, cracked skin, raspy lungs, and dry, brittle hair. To protect yourself and your loved ones this winter, (and also keep your floors and furnishings in better condition), consider installing a whole-house humidifier.  

When your furnace is performing well, it can be easy to forget about it. But furnaces in Minnesota work hard in the winter, which means that when autumn rolls around, it’s a good idea to schedule a yearly maintenance appointment. Getting your furnace cleaned and repaired annually means that you will catch any issues before they become extreme, improve your indoor air quality, and ensure that your furnace is running as powerfully and efficiently as possible – all winter long.

When it comes time to replace your thermostat, it might be worth considering a smart thermostat for your business. Smart thermostats have many benefits, such as pre-programming capabilities, remote monitoring, and energy efficiency, resulting in lower energy bills.    

Most of us spend the majority of our time indoors, and this means that poor indoor air quality is bad news for our lungs and our general health. Learn about common indoor air pollutants and steps you can take to improve the quality of the indoor air you breathe.