Steps to Take When the Heat Goes Out

by Susan Denisi | Jan 22, 2021 | Furnace, HVAC

Our team here Monroe Heating & Air takes a lot of pride in being able to offer members of our community the best home heating equipment and services in the local market at prices that work with all types of budgets. Having been in the HVAC industry for so long, we...

Why isn’t my furnace keeping up this winter?

by Susan Denisi | Jan 15, 2021 | Furnace, HVAC

When the temperatures drop and the weather outside becomes frigid, there’s nothing like turning up the heat in our nice, warm, comfortable homes. But what do we do when our furnaces don’t seem to be keeping up with the cold? What do we do when...

Should I repair my furnace, or replace it?

by Susan Denisi | Jan 7, 2021 | Furnace, HVAC

Unfortunately, there comes a time in every home heating system’s life in which a homeowner is faced with the question: Should I repair my furnace, or would it be better to just replace it? If you are facing this difficult question (maybe your home heating costs are...

Top 10 Energy Saving Tips for 2021

by Susan Denisi | Dec 31, 2020 | Furnace, Air Conditioning, HVAC

As many of us welcome in the new year this week, we believe this to be an excellent time to encourage our customers to consider making New Year’s Resolutions to keep their energy costs down for 2021. Afterall, who doesn’t like to save money? With the typical homeowner...

Don’t forget your HVAC system this Christmas!

by Susan Denisi | Dec 23, 2020 | HVAC, Furnace

We wish everyone a Merry Christmas this week! With Christmas here so fast and the New Year a week away, it’s not uncommon for a homeowner to overlook their HVAC systems this time of year. In light of this, in order to help you give your HVAC systems the attention they...

Hidden Dangers of an Old Furnace

by Susan Denisi | Dec 17, 2020 | Furnace, HVAC

Most homeowners love saving money. There’s no doubt about that. And because most people know how good heating equipment is made to last, the temptation to continue using an older, outdated system might seem like a good idea on the surface, even though it’s dangerous...

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