Propane Tank Levels: Understanding the 80% Fill Rule
If you take a peek at your propane tank gauge after a delivery and you notice that your propane tank levels are hovering at around 80%, you may question why. This is an industry standard that all propane delivery companies follow. In this article, we’ll discuss the reasoning behind this.
Read MoreInstant Carbon Footprint Calculator, Measure Your Impact On The Environment
To determine how your actions impact the environment, you should first measure your carbon footprint. This way, with the information you gain, you can make decisions that are more environmentally friendly. For example, Townsend Energy can help you move toward a carbon-neutral heating solution with the use of our BioPure™ heating oil.
Read MoreTop HVAC Installation Mistakes to Avoid
A new heating and cooling unit offers many advantages such as increased efficiency, reduced energy costs, and enhanced comfort. However, an HVAC unit that is installed incorrectly quickly becomes a costly nightmare. In this article, we discuss common HVAC installation mistakes. By being armed with knowledge, you prevent them from happening in your home.
Read MoreSigns Your HVAC Air Ducts Are Leaking
Home heating and cooling are made possible thanks to a complex system consisting of outdoor and indoor units. It also has a network of ducts and vents that circulates the warm or cold air throughout your house. In this article, we discuss the most common signs that your HVAC ductwork is leaking.
Read MoreWhat Does An Air Conditioner’s SEER Rating Actually Mean?
The Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating is an important factor to consider when buying a cooling system. It tells you how efficient the air conditioner is in terms of its energy consumption and the comfort it can provide your home. Click here to learn more about SEER ratings.
Read MoreCan You Replace Just The Outside AC Unit?
When your air conditioner has reached the end of its life expectancy, you will need to replace it. A new system will reduce your energy costs, improve comfort, and more. It is common for some homeowners to ask us “Can you replace just the outside AC unit?”. This article shares more information about this.
Read MoreBioPure™ Bioheat® Fuel: Clean Energy For Your Home & Business
There are many differing opinions on what would be the best option when it comes to using clean energy for home heating. Unfortunately, not all of the information presented to us is true. To learn more about clean energy in New England and how Townsend Energy can help you reduce your carbon footprint, read on…
Read MoreWhere Are Those Air Conditioner Smells Coming From?
When your air conditioner turns on, it shouldn’t be accompanied by an offensive scent. If you notice that your air conditioner emits a stench, it certainly points to a problem that should be checked right away. This article includes a discussion on the various odors your AC unit might produce and the reasons behind them.
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between An Air Conditioner and A Heat Pump?
Most people commonly use an air conditioner in the summer and a furnace in the winter. Some use a singular heat pump throughout the year. In this article, we’re going to compare two HVAC systems: air conditioners and heat pumps. We’ll take a look at their similarities, differences, and ideal usage scenarios.
Read MoreIs Your Heat Pump Leaking Water?
As with any HVAC system facing regular wear and tear, even the best heat pumps can run into occasional problems. For example, a heat pump leaking water is a heat pump that is not working as it should. This article discusses the causes and solutions for heat pumps that are leaking water.
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