Everyone wants to save money on New Jersey heating bills, especially when the winter temperatures start to drop.
Whether you’re in a charming Victorian in Cape May Court House or a modern beachfront property in Atlantic City, there’s a common misconception that “bigger is better” when it comes to HVAC.
There is nothing quite like that first drive over the Garden State Parkway, catching that first glimpse of the bay. You smell the salt air, feel the humidity shift, and practically taste the fudge from the boardwalk.
But while that Atlantic breeze is great for the soul, it is absolute “kryptonite” for your home’s HVAC system. Salt air and metal do not mix! At Comfort Now, Bob McAllister and his team have spent 40 years learning the quirks of South Jersey housing—from the historic Victorian homes in Cape May to the cozy seasonal bungalows in Villas and Wildwood Crest.
Cranking up the thermostat in your home on the South Jersey shore feels right when the wind is howling, and winter temperatures fall well below freezing.
You might be tempted to keep the thermostat above 70°F until the spring thaw, but raising the indoor temperature 24/7 needlessly spikes your energy bills. Your house will be toasty—whether you are there or not—while you burn through your utilities budget needlessly.
You want your minivan to have a little more “pep” when cruising Ocean Drive, so you head to a mechanic to upgrade your ride. The mechanic, eager to make a quick buck, convinces you to swap the standard engine for a massive, high-powered rocket thruster.
You just discovered there is a puddle of water on the floor in front of your furnace. Why would the furnace in your Galloway, home be leaking?
The secret to HVAC system longevity, fewer repairs, and increased energy efficiency lies in its air filter. Keeping this essential HVAC component clean is key to maintaining furnace and air conditioner health and good indoor air quality (IAQ), whether it is the middle of a bone-chilling January night or a humid July afternoon. At…
Living in South Jersey is idyllic, but winter winds and cold temperatures can make your energy bills surge.
If you are looking for an HVAC system that heats and cools your Egg Harbor Township home, lowers energy bills, and is easy on the environment and your budget, consider an air-source heat pump.
Living in South Jersey is idyllic, but winter winds and cold temperatures can make your energy bills surge.
Whether you live on a historic street in Cape May or an Atlantic City suburb, keeping your home cozy doesn’t have to cost more than a weekend getaway at a luxury resort. With rising rates from Atlantic City Electric and South Jersey Gas, every bit of efficiency helps