Winter in Wytheville, and the surrounding area, isn’t over after one cold snap. Freezing temperatures can return again and again throughout the season, and the best way to avoid a furnace emergency is to prepare now — before the next cold wave arrives. A little preventative care can save you from waking up to a … [Read More]

When winter temperatures plunge below freezing in Wytheville, VA, and the surrounding area, your furnace becomes one of the most important systems in your home. But during extreme cold snaps, heating systems are pushed to their limits — and that’s when many homeowners experience sudden furnace problems. If your furnace isn’t working properly during freezing … [Read More]

Standby Generators vs. Portable Generators for Hurricane Season – Which Is Better? When hurricane season hits, power outages are almost guaranteed. Storms can knock out electricity for hours, days, or even weeks, leaving homeowners without air conditioning, refrigeration, or essential medical devices. That’s why having a reliable backup power source is critical. But should you … [Read More]

What Is Carbon Monoxide And How Can You Keep Your Home Safe? Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that poses a serious threat to your family and home. It forms when fuel—like gas, oil, wood, or charcoal—burns without enough oxygen. Common household sources include furnaces, water heaters, stoves, fireplaces, and even idling vehicles … [Read More]

HVAC Tips for Wytheville, VA Homeowners Is your air conditioner not cooling like it used to? A dirty air filter might be the culprit—and it’s one of the easiest things to fix. In fact, knowing when to change your AC filter can save you money, keep your home more comfortable, and even extend the life … [Read More]

The Hidden Impact of Humidity: What Every Wytheville Homeowner Should Know When you consider “comfort,”  temperature is probably the first thing that comes to mind. But humidity levels play JUST as big of a role in how comfortable and healthy your indoor environment feels. Too much or too little humidity can lead to discomfort, damage … [Read More]